Hailstorms can be a natural disaster that wreaks havoc on your car’s exterior. These frozen balls of ice falling from the sky can cause significant damage to your vehicle’s body, windows, and paintwork. Fortunately, there are various ways you can protect your car from hail damage and minimize repair costs. This blog will explore tips …
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Summary: The use of nitrogen gas for inflating tires, though trending, is not new and has been mandated for aircraft tires since the 1980s. It offers benefits such as reduced moisture buildup, more stable tire pressure, and less pressure loss over time. However, it comes with drawbacks like higher cost and limited availability compared to …
If You See a Green Cap on Your Tire Valve, It Means Nitrogen Gas Read More »
Summary: Flipping someone off, commonly known as giving the finger, is a frequent response in tense traffic situations. It can sometimes lead to being pulled over. However, whether it’s actually illegal is a gray area. There are no specific laws prohibiting the gesture, so any citation would likely be for a general offense like disorderly …
Summary The U.S. Department of Transportation finalized new fuel economy standards, requiring an average light-duty vehicle fuel economy of approximately 50.4 miles per gallon by 2031. This increase, aimed at model years 2027-2031, will save Americans more than $23 billion in fuel costs and reduce pollution. The standards will also significantly reduce gasoline consumption, saving …
Summary: Buying a car, whether new or used, involves more than just focusing on the price. With new cars averaging around $50,000 and used ones about $29,000, financial prudence is crucial. However, price should be just one aspect of your decision-making process. Consider the total ownership costs, including maintenance, insurance, and fuel efficiency. For example, …
Twelve Things to Consider When Buying a Car (Besides the Price) Read More »
Summary: The author of this article states: After spending a decade writing car repair service in the Midwest, I observed that car air conditioning (AC) issues were common, especially in the summer. Here are the three most common AC failures: 1. Low Freon Car AC systems are closed, so freon should not be low unless …
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Summary: The article discusses the recent increase in U.S. tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries. It highlights the complexities and potential ramifications. While tariffs on an EV battery are rising from 7.5% to 25%, those on EVs themselves are jumping from 25% to a staggering 100%. This discrepancy appears illogical considering China’s …