All The Horrible Things You Should Never Use To Quiet A Noisy Engine Belt
There's no shortage of terrible "solutions" most people turn to when they're met with a screaming engine belt. This list can help you avoid the worst ones.
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This Is The Safest Way To Remove A Broken Spark Plug
You'll know when a spark plug breaks. The question is, do you know how to safely replace a broken spark plug and which tools to use? Here's a simple guide.
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How Long Can You Keep Driving When The Low Coolant Light Comes On?
A thermometer shape on your dashboard isn’t something to ignore. Keep driving after it lights up, and you might not like what happens next to your engine.
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What Causes Warped Brake Rotors?
That shaky feeling when braking isn’t random, but it doesn’t always mean you need new rotors. Sometimes your car just wants a little attention.
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Here's What Makes Spark Plug Sockets Different From Standard Deep Sockets
Replacing spark plugs is an essential and moderately simple task. However, to make the process even smoother, you'll want the benefits of a spark plug socket.
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Can DIY Oil Changes Void Your Car's Warranty?
They say changing your own oil voids your warranty, but is that really true? Well, it's more complicated than it seems. Here's what you need to know.
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Toyo And Nitto Recall Nearly 37,000 Truck And SUV Tires For Potentially Dangerous Tread Separation
Though the recall includes 36,919 tires, Toyo estimates that only 1% of those tires are affected by the defect.
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What Is Spark Plug Indexing?
Spark plug indexing won't make much of a difference in your average stock car, but it can have a noticeable impact in high-rpm performance builds.
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How To Remove Seized Spark Plugs
Spark plugs are essential for cars with internal combustion engines. However, they can seize up and get stuck. Here's how to remove them when that happens.
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These Driving Habits Could Cause More Transmission Damage Than You Think
If you want your transmission to last as long as possible, don't do these five things.
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Here's What You Should Know About Topping Off Your Engine Oil
Every driver should know how to check and top off engine oil. Here’s how to read the dipstick, add oil the right way, and keep your car running smoothly.
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6 Car Mods That Hurt Resale Value (And 5 That Improve It)
Spending money on mods often impacts the resale price of a car down the road — but not always in the direction you might expect.
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That Awful Grinding Rattle Your Honda Makes On A Cold Start? Here's The Likely Culprit
If your Honda sounds awful when you start it, chances are there's one part to blame. The good news: If you're handy with a wrench, you can fix it yourself.
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The Pros & Cons Of Hotter Vs. Colder Spark Plugs
You might not think about spark plug heat ratings often, so here's a rundown on what that means and how it affects your engine's performance and longevity.
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A Costco Membership Could Be A Secret Weapon For Cheaper Car Repairs
Yes, you can save on parts and service via a Costco membership. But there are lots of things to be aware of before you decide whether to join.
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These Guys Turned A Crate Demon Hemi Into A 1,400-HP Supercharged Monster
After this engine got brought in with some issues, this team decided to flood the system with some serious machinery to boost horsepower by half.
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Nine Of The Top 10 Cars Most Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles Are Toyota Products
Next time you're looking for a car you can depend on for years to come, you might want to listen to the people telling you to buy a Toyota or Honda.
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Aftermarket Parts May Be Harder To Find After Major Supplier Goes Bankrupt
First Brands' bankruptcy isn't the end, but it may be alerting us to even bigger problems to come.
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Forget The Great Books, Now You Can Study The Motorsports Business At This College
Northwood University in Michigan is adding a motorsports workshop to its catalog, and next fall, an entire class on "Fundamentals of Motorsports" will go live.
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Governor Tim Walz Is A DIY Guy, Replaces Friend's Car Door Himself
It's refreshing to see a government official help a friend save money by doing the job himself.
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Time Vs. Mileage: What's More Important For An Oil Change?
Sure, you want to save money, but you also don't want to mess up your engine. Should you change your oil every few months, or every few thousand miles?
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These 4 Warning Signs Mean Your Turbo Is About To Fail
If your turbocharger isn't performing how it should, you could be looking at expensive repairs. Here are the warning signs to watch for.
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The Car Gods Have Blessed Me With The Opportunity To Own A Hellcat-Powered Plymouth Prowler, And All I Need Is A Mere $200,000
Regardless of what you think of stock Prowlers, don't pretend you aren't at least a little interested in a Hellcat-swapped Prowler with a manual.
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What Is (And Isn't) Covered By Most Tire Warranties
Tire warranties usually come with very strict rules that must be followed throughout the entire use life of the tire in order to qualify for a claim.
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5 Crate Engines That Give You Serious Horsepower For Your Money
Looking to improve your car's performance by swapping out the engine? These five crate engines will do the job ... and three of them cost under $10,000.
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What Happens If You Overfill Power Steering Fluid
Overfilling your car's power steering can have disastrous consequences. If you accidentally pour too much liquid, here's what can happen and how to fix it.
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General Tire's Fall Promotion Saves You Even More Money On Long-Lasting Tires That Are Already Affordable
Head into winter driving with confidence, and save some money along the way.
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