Making the Most of Driving in Your Car

• 3 Reasons You May Need to Consider a New Fuel Injection Kit

  27 October 2018

  When you purchased your car, a standard fuel injection kit was installed. These stock kits can work well for most vehicles. However, if you have upgraded the throttle or if you have upgraded the engine in any way, the stock kit may no longer be ideal. You may start to notice issues with your car that would lead you to the stock fuel injector kit. These issues may mean upgrading your fuel injector parts and finding fuel injector parts for sale.

• Can You Perform Dent Repair Yourself?

  23 February 2018

  Fixing a dent in your car may not seem like an urgent issue, but it's not recommended that you just ignore dents and dings on your vehicle. Depending on the overall depth of the dent, this can allow rust to form, which can then spread to a vehicle's mechanical parts. A car's doors also help to absorb impact during a collision to keep you and your passengers safer in the vehicle's cab.

• 3 Things to Know About On-Site Repair and Replacement of Windshields

  20 February 2018

  A windshield offers a superb amount of strength that supports a car cabin. It is estimated that a windscreen can take up to 60% impact when a vehicle rolls over; during a front-end collision, the windshield can absorb 45% of collision force. The structural integrity of a windshield also helps to protect vehicle occupants from fatalities. A windscreen can suffer a crack or chip due to a host of reasons, including accidental projectiles or accidents.

• Don't Know Much About Cars? The Importance of Checking the Paint Job in a Private Sale

  13 February 2018

  Buying a second hand car from a private seller can be somewhat daunting if you don't know all that much about cars. You probably know the basics, as in having the vehicle's engine professionally inspected, finding out about the cost of insuring the particular make of vehicle, and even checking the Personal Property Securities Register to make sure that none of the previous owners sold the vehicle while still owing money on it, as this can jeopardise your ownership, even when you paid in full.

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