Costco Auto: How Much Is A TPMS Sensor Replacement Likely To Cost?
Costco members can take advantage of its auto shop services for cheap, especially when it offers a more budget-friendly tire pressure monitor replacement.
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Why Do People Put Zip Ties On Tires?
Specialist zip ties can be used temporarily to help your tires gain traction in icy or muddy conditions, but should never be used for driving on the road.
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How Accurate Is The Google Maps Speedometer?
Whether you're using the speedometer in your car or using the speed display in Google Maps, you might wonder which is more accurate. Here's what we know.
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Silicone Vs Rubber Wiper Blades: Is One Really Better Than The Other?
Windshield wipers are vital for your visibility when driving, but should you go with silicone or rubber? Here are the key differences between the two.
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How Much Should You Expect To Pay For A Used Car Engine?
If you are thinking about buying a used car engine, there are several factors that affect the overall cost. Here's everything you need to consider.
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Ford Bronco Resale Value: How Fast Does The Flagship SUV Depreciate?
Depreciation is an important factor to consider when buying a vehicle. If you are interested in the Ford Bronco, here's what you can expect over the years.
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Nissan Is Struggling, But Here's How Many Dealerships Have Actually Closed
With individual dealerships operating at a loss, and the company cutting tens of thousands of jobs, it's a surprise more outlets aren't closing their doors.
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Can Performance Spark Plugs Add To Your Car's Horsepower? Here's What You Should Know
If you want to get performance spark plugs in hopes it will increase your car's horsepower, pump your brakes for a second. It's not that simple.
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Yes, You Can Reuse Old Motor Oil, But Should You?
It's possible to reuse oil from your motor, but it's obviously not as easy as just emptying and refilling the oil tank. Recertifying oil is a long process.
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When A Solid Check Engine Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
Without a diagnostic tool, it's challenging to determine what is wrong with your car and whether to keep driving when a solid check engine light turns on.
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Who Makes Kelly Tires And Where Are They Manufactured?
Kelly Tires is one of the more notable brands of tires to be made in the United States, but where exactly are these popular tires produced?
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Can Your Car's Old Spark Plugs Be Cleaned And Reused?
Changing spark plugs is standard maintenance on gasoline-powered cars. Can you clean and reuse old spark plugs, or should you go for brand new ones?
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What To Know Before Installing A Hood Pin On Your Muscle Car
Hood pins make muscle cars a little safer and cooler looking, so here's everything worth knowing about hood pins and how to install them.
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How Long Do Catalytic Converters Typically Last, And Can You Extend Their Lifespan?
Your catalytic converter is an essential (and legally required) component that helps protect the environment, but how long can you expect it to last?
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Who Makes Travelstar Tires And Where Are They Manufactured?
Curious who actually makes Travelstar tires and where they’re built? The answer might surprise you, blending U.S. branding with global production.
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Do Turbocharged Engines Need Their Oil Changed More Often?
Turbocharged engines essentially pump more air into an engine's cylinders, increasing power. This system also changes how the engine consumes oil.
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What You Need To Know About Jasper Remanufactured Engines & Transmissions
If you've shopped around for a remanufactured engine or transmission, you've probably heard of Jasper. But what's the deal with the company?
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Why The VW EA888 Engine Is Considered One Of Volkswagen's Most Reliable Ever
It’s been under the hood of some of VW’s best cars for nearly two decades. Here’s why the EA888 continues to be celebrated for reliability and longevity.
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What Are The Chains Beneath Fire Trucks & Ambulances For?
You may have seen a set of chains dangling beneath large vehicles like fire trucks and ambulances. These are to be deployed on the wheels in certain conditions.
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Why You Should Upgrade A Car's Handling Before Adding More Horsepower To Its Engine
Many car enthusiasts swap engine parts to try and get the most horsepower possible, but you should upgrade the vehicle's handling before doing any major mods.
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Why People Steal Ford Super Duty Tail Lights (And How To Keep Yours Safe)
Ford Super Duty owners are facing a growing problem: taillight theft. Find out why these parts are in such high demand and why thieves are going after them.
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This Is What Happens When You Shift Your Car Into Reverse While Driving
Even if you don't know much about transmissions, you can probably guess that it's a bad idea to shift into reverse while moving forward. What happens if you do?
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When Should You Use The Low Gear In An Automatic Car?
Whether you drive a car with an automatic or manual transmission, you've likely noticed an "L" on the gear stick, which stands for low gear mode.
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Does Bentley Make Its Own Engines, Or Does VW Manufacture Them?
Bentley has a long history of building its own engines, even its 12-cylinder mammoths. Now that the company has been acquired by VW, is that still the case?
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Is It Illegal To Drive With Only Your Car's Fog Lights On? It's Complicated
Your fog lights can be a great ally whenever bad weather makes it hard to see at night. But would using fog lights alone be considered illegal?
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Do Suction Cups Really Work On Car Dents? Here's What You Should Know
Many drivers have used suction cups to clean up small dents in their car's exterior panels, but the success of this method can vary based on the impact damage.
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Can Using Cruise Control Improve Your MPG? What Drivers Need To Know
It's important to understand how your car works to avoid wasting unnecessary fuel. Using cruise control can improve your MPG, but only under certain conditions.
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