With a water blade or squeegee type of product, you are also limited to drying the car only and may still require another pass with a microfiber to remove any remaining water or to really finish up the drying process. Are water blades safe for cars? With no hard surfaces,Read More →
A dealership absolutely will take a car on trade in that has collision damage and there are few things they are likely to do with it. Repair. If the dealership feels that it’s worth it to them, they will repair the body damage and resell a car. Can you sellRead More →
Call the Police. … Contact Your Insurance Company. … Discuss Your Car Accident with an Attorney. Who is at fault if you hit a parked car? The general rule is that the driver that hits the parked car is at fault for hitting a parked car. The reason the driverRead More →
NHTSA began mandating head restraints in the front outboard seats of all new cars in 1969; it extended the mandate to pickups, vans and SUVs in 1991. Automakers are not required by law to include them in the backseat of any vehicle, however. … Second, adjust the head restraint soRead More →
to treat (rubber) with sulfur and heat, thereby imparting strength, greater elasticity, durability, etc. to subject (a substance other than rubber) to some analogous process, as to harden it. How much does it cost to vulcanize a tire? The wholesale price of a tire patch is less than $2.00. TheRead More →
Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Washington D.C. What states are worst for car rust? The worst states for rust come from an area known as the “Salt Belt”.…States in the “Salt Belt” are: Alaska. Connecticut. Maryland. Massachusetts. Delaware. New Hampshire. New Jersey. Ohio. Are Florida cars rust free? SomeRead More →
Family Handyman reports that touchless car washes won’t clean your car quite as well as a thorough hand wash or an automated friction wash. The blowers used aren’t always the best at drying vehicles either, which means you’ll need to keep an eye out for excess moisture. Do Touch carRead More →
You also need a new battery if the corrosion eats the terminals too deep. So, you should keep inspecting your battery terminals for early corrosion detection. Its signs are powdery white or blue corrosion along the cable or on the terminals. What can a corroded battery do to your car?Read More →
27007. No driver of a vehicle shall operate, or permit the operation of, any sound amplification system which can be heard outside the vehicle from 50 or more feet when the vehicle is being operated upon a highway, unless that system is being operated to request assistance or warn ofRead More →
But people missed the open-roof feeling of those early cars. The first manual retractable hardtop convertible was invented in 1922, although that design was never actually produced. In 1927, manufacturers like Buick, Cadillac, Lincoln, and Chrysler brought multiple convertible models to the eager American public. When did they start makingRead More →