If you own a car with aluminum body parts and it has cosmetic damage, you may have been told by an auto body shop that aluminum is harder to repair than steel. This is because aluminum poses specific problems when it comes to reshaping it. It makes some car owners wonder why car manufacturers do not opt to make cars from steel only. One reason aluminum is favored despite it being a material that is hard to work is that aluminum is lighter than steel. Read More»
If you are considering the purchase of a recreational vehicle (RV), then you may have heard about the various classes of vehicles available to consumers. Self-propelled RVs, which are also known as motorhomes or travel coaches, are divided into three classes–A, B, and C. However, if you aren’t familiar with these classes, it can be confusing when you begin searching for a vehicle to purchase. Each class has its own characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, so keep reading to learn more about Class A RVs, the undisputed queen of the three classes: Read More»
If you have recently built a drag car, you may be eager to take it to the track to test it out. However, if your car is not street legal, you may have decided to rent a car hauler to transport it. If this is your first time loading a hauler, use the following four tips to ensure you do so safely.
Make Sure The Ramps Are Completely Secure
After you pull out the ramps from beneath the bed of the hauler, make sure they are completely out before you lower them to the ground. Read More»
If you have recently received your commercial driver’s license and you want to become an owner-operator truck driver, then you will need to invest in your own semi truck. Used trucks can save you a great deal of money, but you will need to look closely at the various features that are available on the trucks you are considering. Some of the very basic attributes of the truck will be extremely important when it comes to hauling loads. Read More»
