If you’re over the age of 16, chances are you’ve done business with your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (aka the DMV).
If so, there’s something you should know…
7 tips for saving gas during a long road trip
I’m sure you’ve noticed that America’s highways are jammed to the max with travelers these days.
If you’re planning to take a long road trip of your own you’re likely to find that one of your biggest travel expenses will be the money you spend on gasoline.
Things like shopping around for the best deal on a hotel room and eating food from a grocery store instead of a restaurant can save you some big bucks while you’re traveling.
Luckily, you can easily save even more by reducing the amount of gasoline you’ll be using while you travel.
Here are a few tips for getting the best gas mileage possible on your next long road trip: [Read more…]
Why you should ignore the prorated warranty coverage when shopping for a new car battery
Do you own a car that’s more than a couple of years old?
If so, chances are you’ll have to replace the battery with a new one in the not-so-distant future.
When that time comes you’ll have to make some decisions when choosing a replacement battery.
One of those decisions is the type of warranty coverage you want to have on the new battery.
Stay cool this summer by recharging your car’s AC refrigerant for about the cost of a pizza!
Well, we’re now smack in the midst of summer, and it sure is turning out to be a scorcher here in my neck of the woods!
If it’s super-hot where you live too you probably feel blessed to have an air conditioner (AC) in your car.
However, if your car’s AC isn’t really cooling as it should you’re likely gonna be in for a long, miserable summer.
But there’s good news: You can probably get that poorly-performing AC system working again for about the cost of a really good pizza!
Save big by skipping the dealership when your car’s Keyless Remote needs a new battery!
Does your car have a Keyless Remote for unlocking the doors, popping the trunk or even starting the engine?
If so, that remote contains a small battery that will eventually need to be replaced.
When that happens most people take their remotes back to the dealership to have the battery replaced, but that’s almost always a big mistake.
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