The cooling system in your vehicle plays a very important role: it keeps your vehicle from overheating. This complex unit is made up of a number of different components that all work together to accomplish this goal. Although it's important, many vehicle owners know very little about their cooling system. Consequently, there are a lot of myths circulating. Knowing how to decipher fact from friction is important if you want to keep your cooling system in good condition and prevent the catastrophe of overheating. [Read More]

American culture has a large focus on the freedom and excitement that comes from owning your own car, but that ownership does not come without responsibility. Keeping up with your vehicle's maintenance can be a challenging task, but it's an important one to complete. If you don't have a background in auto repair, it's important to gather as much information as possible. Below, you'll find a guide to some signs that your brakes may be in need of repair. [Read More]

There are a few simple things you can do yourself if you suspect that your vehicle troubles may be related to your transmission.  Going to a mechanic can be costly and may simply not be necessary.  Take the following steps at home to save time and money. Listen For Noises When there's a problem with your vehicle, usually a noise is associated with the problem.  When the transmission is the culprit, it may sound like the vehicle is having trouble shifting into gear. [Read More]

You're ready to buy a motorcycle of your own after having spent some time as a passenger. While riding with other people, you've noticed a bit of motorcycle etiquette that you're curious about -- the wave. Now that you'll have your own bike, when are you expected to wave at other motorcyclists? Why do bikers do this -- and how come some of them don't? Waving in the 21st Century [Read More]