When I was a child, my dad loved working on "fixer upper" cars in his spare time. Since I always wanted to hang out with my dad, no matter what he was doing, spent a lot of time in our garage with him watching him work and eventually helping him. Once I entered high school, I got too busy to hang around the garage and soon went off to college. A few years later, my relatively new car developed a problem that I wanted to fix, and I soon learned that not all cars are made alike and what I had learned from my dad wasn't going to help me with this car. I have since put a lot of research into new car technology to get caught up with how they have changed. I want to share what I am learning on a blog to help others learn, too!
Posted on: 31 March 2017
Do you want to start hauling cargo as a way to make an income? If you have a CDL to drive large trucks, you might want to consider getting into the business of delivering mobile homes. There are several ways that money can be made related to mobile homes that you might love. You can begin by setting up a plan to make sure that everything is done in a legal and orderly manner.
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Posted on: 27 March 2017
After an auto accident, it may pain you to look at your damaged vehicle. Luckily, a good auto body repair shop can fix your car so it looks as good as new and you will never know that it was in an accident. While you most likely want to get your vehicle repaired as quickly as possible after a collision, it is important to not be impulsive when it comes to auto body repairs.
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Posted on: 7 March 2017
If you are interested in buying a used semi truck for your business, you may not be certain about how you should go about selecting the right one. If so, use the following four tips when inspecting each truck.
Inspect The Tread On The Tires
According to federal regulations, the minimum tread depth for a commercial motor vehicle's steer tires is 4/32 of an inch and 2/32 of an inch for all other tires.
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