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Toyota's 'Factory Upgrade' Program In Japan Lets You Pay For New Features In Your Older Car
It's mostly a lot of leather steering wheels, extra ambient lighting, remote start retrofits, and converting USB-A ports to USB-C.
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Here's How To Clean Your Engine Cylinder Heads At Home
Like all automotive parts, engine cylinder heads experience wear over time. Fortunately, you can clean them at home using some basic tools and simple steps.
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Why Your Tire's Official Pressure Recommendation Isn't Always The Right PSI
Every car has a placard with the optimal tire pressure on the driver's side B-pillar, but that doesn't mean it's universally the best PSI for every driver.
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Why The Differences Between PSI And CFM Matter
CFM and PSI are two air measurements that often get mixed up, but they are neither convertible nor interchangeable, and everyone should know what they mean.
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Dealership Service Center Vs. Independent Mechanic: Here's What To Know About Your Options
Gearheads seem to be divided between taking their cars to authorized dealers or independent mechanics they trust. Here's how to know which is right for you.
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Changing Up Your Car's Interior? Here's How Much It Can Cost To Reupholster The Seats
Fixing up your car's interior can make a huge difference, but it can also cost a fortune. Here's what to know about the true costs of professional reupholstery.
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Do Independent Shops Have The Same Vehicle Data Access As Dealerships? It's Complicated
For vehicle repairs, independent repair shops are often less expensive than dealerships, but they may not have the necessary access to fix your car.
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This Is What It Looks Like Inside An Engine At 14,000 RPM
Have you ever wondered what it looks like inside a screaming sportbike engine on the pipe?
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Can Car Batteries Be Refurbished Or Rebuilt?
If your car's battery dies, there are signs to look for that will tell you if it can be renewed. And there's a way for you to do the work simply, at home.
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The Vital Role Combustion Chamber Quench Plays In Engine Performance
In a combustion chamber, quench has nothing to do with the engine's appetite for fuel, but it's still important for making sure the engine runs efficiently.
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As Car Technology Advances, Mechanics Are Getting Left Behind
Expensive diagnostic tools, ongoing supply chain issues and a shortage of qualified mechanics, is more than some independent shops can bear.
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Car Repair Costs Are Rising Faster Than Ever, And This Might Be Why
If it seems like it's becoming more expensive to repair your car these days, that's because it is. And there are several factors contributing to rising costs.
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Here's How To Turn Your Bicycle Into An E-Bike To Beat High Fuel Costs
With gas hovering just over $4 a gallon, this might be the time to electrify your ride for a cheaper commute — at far less than the cost of a new e-bike.
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Here's What You Should Study If You Want To Be An Auto Mechanic
You love cars and want to be a mechanic? Great, but first learn about education, certifications, apprenticeships, and the skills needed to build a real career.
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How To Fix Dents Yourself So You Can Avoid An Expensive Repair Bill
Depending on the location, depth, and the condition of the paint, fixing a dent can be as simple as popping it out, or it may need a professional body shop.
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This YouTuber Is Building A Brand New 1967 Ford Mustang From The Ground Up
Ever wanted a brand-new 1967 Ford Mustang? Well ride along with this YouTuber as they show you how to build your very own classic from scratch.
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Signs Your Sunroof Is About To Become A Leaking Nightmare (And How To Prevent It)
Oh, you love your sunroof, and why not? Until water starts leaking in, that is. Here's what to look for so you can keep your sunroof from becoming a rain roof.
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The Pros And Cons Of Making The Switch To Plastic Ramps From Your Metal Ones
Plastic car ramps seem to be everywhere, but whether they're the right choice for you mainly comes down to your expectations and what you use them for.
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Here's What Should Be In Your Bicycle Repair Tool Kit
If you own a bike, sooner or later it's going to need fixing, and you may want to do it yourself. Here are the tools you need, both at home and on the road.
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Signs Your Torque Converter Is About To Quit
A bad torque converter could be problematic for your car, but how can you tell whether your torque converter is healthy or on its way out?
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What EV Owners Need To Know About Electric Car Maintenance
You might think electric vehicles don't have as many maintenance requirements as gas-powered alternatives, but they actually have some important differences.
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O'Reilly Automotive Offers $10 Billion To Buy Napa, And There May Be A New Monopoly In Town
This bid is just that, a bid. Technically speaking, Genuine Parts Co. hasn't offered Napa up for sale as of just yet.
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Here Are The Signs Of A Bad Fuel Pump
Fuel pumps are designed to last hundreds of thousands of miles, but if they start to fail, replacing them is usually the only real solution.
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What Is Torque Converter Shudder And How To Fix It
Torque converter shudder is an unpleasant sensation in any vehicle, and should you ever encounter it, you'll want to fix it as soon as possible.
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What's The Fastest Way To Repair A Flat Tire?
Not all roadside tire fixes are permanent, and some take longer than others. But keep these tips in mind, and a flat tire will never ruin your day again.
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How To Fix A Garage Door Sensor Yourself
If your garage door is having trouble opening or closing, it could be due to a sensor issues. Luckily, you can easily fix most sensor issues on your own.
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