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Knowing how to do a tire safety inspection can help you determine when it’s time for new tires or wheels. Read on to learn about safety signals in tires. -
Damaged rotors affect your wheels by dangerously reducing braking efficiency, causing the wheel to rotate longer than it should, and taking longer to stop. -
Most car owners only consult the manual for when they discover a button they hadn’t noticed before, and need to know its function.
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It’s tough to love a car with noisy brakes, whether you are driving it, or it squeals to a stop in front of you on the road. There are many reasons brakes make noise. Don’t ignore these common brake noises and their causes.
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You don’t want to be that motorist stuck in a floating car under a bridge after a sudden, intense downpour. -
Social distancing and working from home have reduced traffic to next to nothing, but that doesn’t mean you should forget about taking care of your car. Automobiles sitting in garages for weeks can develop problems. Here’s how to maintain your car during COVID-19 stay-at-home time.
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Honda offers 3-year, 36,000-mile new vehicle limited warranty and a 5-year, 60,000-mile drive train warranty. Learn more about how to care for your Honda.
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Carmakers offer a variety of maintenance plans. Owners should still learn Hyundai care even with their free maintenance package or their assurance plan.
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With careful attention to maintenance and repair, Nissan owners can make their cars last for many years. Learn about how to care for your Nissan. -
Cleaning your wheels is a fairly simple task, but that doesn't mean you can't make mistakes. Follow these four steps to keep your wheels looking their best.
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Your car only lasts as for long as you allow it to. Read our list of things to keep an eye on in order to extend the lifespan of your vehicle.