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  1. Dos and Don’ts of Preparing Your Car for Winter

    Cars tend to endure a lot more wear and tear in the winter months. Here are some things you can do to prepare and protect your car from the cold.
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  2. All About the Benefits of Ceramic Brake Pads

    Ceramic brake pads are the go-to choice for many drivers these days. If you don’t know much about these pads, this guide is here for your assistance.
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  3. How To Prepare Your Tires for Cold Weather

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    Ensuring your tires are ready for freezing temperatures, snow, and ice will help you stay safe on the road in the colder months. Here's how to prepare.

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  4. Everything You Need To Know About Replacing OEM Wheels

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    If it’s time to replace your OEM wheels with a new set, you’ll want to ensure you’re prepared. Here’s everything you’ll need to know before making a purchase.

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  5. How Buying Tires and Rims Online Can Save You Money

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    Saving money on tires and rims is a must for many car owners. Buying these products online can help with that, and we’re here to explain why.

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  6. How To Properly Inspect Your Tires for Damage

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    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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  7. Can Brake Fluid From a Leaky Caliper Ruin My Car’s Rims?

    A green pool of brake fluid that's dripped onto the concrete. It's right next to the curb and is starting to flow off camera.

    When a caliper starts leaking brake fluid, it usually gets on the rims. If you’re wondering if this can ruin your rims, we’re here to provide you with answers.

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  8. How To Extend the Life of Your Brake System

    The average lifespan of brake systems varies quite a bit. If you’d like to make sure yours lasts for as long as possible, here are some things you can do.

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  9. Why Do People Put Larger Rims on Their Cars?

    A vehicle with a large rim. The rim is so big that the wheel extends upward and inside of the wheel well.

    There are a number of reasons to install larger rims onto your vehicle, including aesthetic pleasure. Here are the other top reasons you should know.

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  10. Are Semi-Slick Tires Right for Your Performance Ride?

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    Semi-slick tires can be a great option for those with performance vehicles. Learn why you should consider getting these tires for yourself today.

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  11. How To Tell If Your Brake Systems Are Wearing Down

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    Our vehicles are often our main type of transportation, making their maintenance—and brakes, in particular—a top priority. And while it might seem that acceleration is the most important aspect of your vehicle, it’s not—braking is. Without the ability to stop, moving at higher speeds would be extremely dangerous. Because brakes wear down and can fail if not properly taken care of, having good brakes is crucial to owning a car.

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  12. Rims vs. Wheels: What Is the Difference?

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    Without wheels and tires, cars wouldn’t be very good forms of transportation. That’s because these two components work in tandem to make vehicles move. Due to their stark differences, many people can tell the wheels and tires apart. However, this isn’t the case for wheels and rims.

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