Category: Auto Parts
Timing Belt Replacement: Do I Need to Do It?
Should the timing belt fail, the engine will stop running.
What Are “Green” Tires?
“Green” tires, known as low-rolling-resistance tires, will give you better gas mileage.
Why Do Plastic Headlight Covers Go Cloudy?
On cars built in 1990s and early 2000s, headlights can become dull and cloudy. Here’s how to fix that problem.
California’s Copper-Free Brake Pad Initiative — Why It Matters
Why are California and a number of other states outlawing copper from brake pads? Read on to find out the benefits.
Pros and Cons of HID Headlights
HID stands for high-intensity discharge; a new type of headlight that started appearing on luxury models in the 1990s.
All About Brake Pads and Discs
Like a good friend, brakes should always be there when you need them.
Do You Need Seasonal Tires?
There’s a tire for all seasons. And there are all-seasons tires, too. Find out whether you need two sets of tires, one for summer, one for winter.
Why Do Tires Have a “Born on” Date?
Know the “Lincoln’s head” rule for checking tread depth. Did you know tires can wear out even when a vehicle is not driven?
How and When to Replace Windshield Wipers
If your windshield wipers are not clearing rain and snow, it’s time to pick up some new blades.
Five Signs You Need New Shocks
Worn shocks are a serious safety issue. Car bouncing? Oil leaking from the shock? Time for a auto checkup.
