Every now and then, we all come across annoying car-related inconveniences. One of those is a flat tire. Whether you hit a sharp object on the road or your tires have simply worn down too much and you blow one, you’ll probably have to figure out how to change a flat tire at some point or another. If you have a roadside assistance program you’re part of, you could rely on them, but in most cases it’s easier to just take care of it yourself. It usually only takes a few minutes, and you’ll be back on the road again in no time. Take a look at the short video below to learn how to change a flat tire! Read the rest of this entry >>

Tips for getting better fuel economy

One of the few bright spots of the coronavirus epidemic is that gas prices have hit a low point. While this is nice for those traveling long distances, it probably goes without saying that as states begin reopening, we can expect gas prices to rise as well. This is a perfect time to discuss some of the simple things you can do to increase your MPGs. Take a look at some tips below to get better fuel economy! Read the rest of this entry >>

Difference between a compact sedan and a midsize sedan

Are you looking for a new car? If you are, you probably already know you have a lot of different options to choose from. Before you set your eyes on a specific automaker, you should first decide on the body style you want. When it comes to cars, there are two big categories that most drivers opt for: compact sedans and midsize sedans. Take a look at the difference between these two below! Read the rest of this entry >>

Benefits of driving a used vehicle under 100,000 miles

When it comes time to upgrade your current driving situation, it may seem tempting to opt for a brand new vehicle. Look, we get it: new vehicles are fun, they’re clean, and they’re attention-grabbing. However, one of the better-kept secrets in the automotive industry is the value and appeal of pre-owned vehicles. They may not seem as flashy as new vehicles, but a used vehicle can be just as clean and to some drivers, there is virtually no difference! Read on to see some of the benefits of driving a used vehicle under 100,000 miles! Read the rest of this entry >>