maintenance tips

  1. Causes of Fogged Headlights and How To Repair Them

    A heavily fogged headlight lens on a black car with moisture and water droplets condensed on the inside of the lens.

    Foggy headlights are a safety issue and an eyesore. Discover what causes the haze, whether UV damage or trapped moisture is the problem, and how to fix it.

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  2. The Top 5 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Brake Rotors

    A mechanic in a blue uniform smiles at the camera while working on the brake rotor of a white car on a lift.
    Grinding noises, pedal vibration, longer stops? Discover the top five signs your brake rotors need replacing before small wear becomes a major repair bill.
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  3. How To Replace Your Car’s Headlight Assembly

    A silver SUV drives on a rural road at dusk with bright headlights illuminating the pavement under a colorful sunset sky.

    Before you close the hood, make sure your hard work has paid off by thoroughly testing your headlights. Start your vehicle and flip on the headlights to see if they light up right away.

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  4. Do Powder-Coated Wheels Resist Chips and Rust?

    A person applies powder coating to vehicle wheels in a workshop, demonstrating a protective finishing process.
    Want your wheels to look sharp and last longer than their standard expiration date? This guide explores whether powder-coated wheels resist chips and rust.
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  5. Tire Rotation vs. Alignment: When Do You Need Each?

    A mechanic in a blue and orange uniform performs tire rotation service on a vehicle wheel in a professional auto shop.
    Tire rotation vs. alignment: when do you need each? Both services are a part of comprehensive care and deserve your full attention as a driver.
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  6. Quick Guide: How To Inspect Your Brake Pads

    A set of worn brake pads displayed on a dark scratched surface, showing friction material and metal backing plates.
    Monitor your braking system and make better maintenance decisions to uphold your vehicle’s performance. Our quick guide to inspecting your brake pads can help!
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  7. When to Put on Snow Tires for Safe Winter Driving

    A new, clean winter tire for a car. The tire has text across its side that reads “Snow” in big letters.
    Let’s identify when to put on snow tires for safe winter driving so you can avoid neglecting one of the most important steps to take when cold weather arrives.
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  8. Should You Replace All Tires at the Same Time?

    Four brand-new tires in the trunk of a vehicle. The tires still have the labels on them, showing they haven't been used yet.
    Many vehicle owners wonder if they should replace all their tires at the same time. The answer isn’t as simple as it might seem, so we’re here to help.
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  9. Tips To Extend the Lifespan of Your Tires and Wheels

    A mechanic working on the wheel of a car. He is putting the wheel back into place while the car is jacked up in the air. If you want to make sure your tires and wheels last as long as possible, we’re here to help. Take a look at our tips for extending their lifespans.
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  10. Why Front Brakes Wear Out Faster Than the Back

    A worn out brake pad and a brand-new brake pad sitting next to each other on top of a new car rotor.

    For most drivers, your front brake pads will wear out before your back ones. If you’re curious why that is, this guide is here to explain it for you.

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  11. How To Properly Inspect Your Tires for Damage

    A man crouching next to his car, inspecting his tire's quality. He has his arm stretched out with his hand on the tire.

    Car ownership can be a rewarding part of life. However, tire damage is something that you shouldn’t mess around with. Learn how to inspect your tires here.

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  12. How Hard Driving Negatively Affects Your Wheels

    How Hard Driving Negatively Affects Your Wheels

    If you didn’t know, hard driving your car can take a massive toll on your wheels. We’re here to help if you’d like to learn more about this and how to avoid it.
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