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Has your car ever had a flat tire or a tire that started slowly leaking air?
If so, the culprit was probably a nail or screw that punctured the tire and remained embedded in the hole it created.
The next time one of your tires “picks up” a nail or screw you can always pay someone to remove the object and plug the hole for you, but there’s actually a better way…
You’ll save both time and money if you simply start plugging the holes in your tires yourself!
Have you ever seen a car with headlights that were so cloudy and yellow that you literally couldn’t see through them?
Well, that’s something that happens to all plastic headlight assemblies over time, and that cloudiness makes driving the vehicle a lot more dangerous at night.
It’s so dangerous in fact that most states won’t allow your car to pass their annual safety inspection if the headlights are clouded over!
Cloudy headlights prevent much of the light that’s emitted from the bulbs from passing through to the outside, making it more difficult to see where you’re going at night.
What’s more, cloudy headlight are also dim headlights, and that makes it more difficult for other drivers to see your car at night!
You’d think after all these years the auto manufacturers would have figured out a way to prevent the cars and trucks they make from getting stolen.
But truth be told, grand theft auto is still one of the most common (and most profitable) crimes around in 2019.
As you probably know, driving with improperly inflated tires reduces your car’s gas mileage.
And even worse, it makes it dangerous to drive at highways speeds and/or under poor weather conditions.
That’s why it’s so important to ensure that your vehicle’s tires are always inflated to the correct air pressure.
Do you (or someone you know) buy gasoline at Walmart?
If so, did you know there’s an easy way to give yourself an automatic 3 cents per gallon discount on every gallon of gas you buy at any Walmart gas station?