Everyone should know how to change a flat tire. And just think of all the money you could pocket if you changed your own oil and fixed small dents and scratches on your own. Plus, we give you the lowdown on car financing and auto insurance.
It takes some practice, but you can save cash and earn the satisfaction of a job well done by learning to change your oil on your own.
You've checked out Part 1 of the series on howcast.com and successfully successfully drained the used oil. Now it's time the replace the filter and add new oil.
Many people belong to a roadside-assistance service, but if you're stuck in a remote area, you'll want to know what to do.
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Follow these helpful hints before you sign on the dotted line.
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Make sure you get the best possible terms on your car loan by doing your homework.
Car Finance from Dynamic
The humble spark plug has changed very little over the years—and changing them is as simple as ever.
Car Maintenance from NelsonN
Think you know every trick to improving your gas mileage? Here are fuel-saving strategies that aren't common knowledge.
There’s nothing more frustrating than getting into your car, turning the key, and—nothing. The good news is that a quick jump-start is just a jumper cable away.
Protect yourself and your car from the damaging effects of the summer sun.
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You know you should carpool and take public transportation—it’s just not always practical. But if you have to drive, there are ways you can save gas, money, and the environment.
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Follow these tips to get home safely when you car is in need of instant repair.
Did you know you can overmaintain your car? Some maintenance procedures can be nothing more than a waste of money.
Car Maintenance from DimitriL
To maximize gas mileage and minimize emissions, your air filter should be changed every six months or 15,000 miles. To optimize savings, change it yourself.
Car Maintenance from jmac
It only takes a minute or two to check your oil -- and that minute can save you a lot of aggravation, not to mention thousands of dollars in repairs!
Car Maintenance from jmac
Was that used car you're about to buy subjected to damage you can't see? Here's how to tell.
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If you don't know how to raise a car off the ground by now, you don't know jack.
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When it comes to used cars, it’s hard to make lemonade out of a lemon. So don’t get stuck with a piece of junk in the first place.
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Just like airplanes or human relationships, tires need frequent maintenance.