Most major automotive companies have an eye on the environment and are doing their utmost to reduce the overall size of their carbon footprint. This type of approach may sit well with you as a consumer if you want to be seen to do your part too when it comes to your automotive needs. You’ll be pleased to hear that most of these companies have a comprehensive remanufacturing and recycling operation in place, so you may be able to get replacement parts with a smaller footprint as well. Read More»
If you need to replace the mirror arms on your truck, then you should take some time to choose the right product. If you don’t make the right choice, then an arm might not last that long. More seriously, it could put you at risk if it doesn’t hold its mirror in place when you’re on the road. So, before you choose a product, make sure it meets the following checklist. Read More»
Many off-roaders focus their efforts on showy modifications. After all, a lifted suspension, burly mud tires, and extreme bumpers transform the look of your truck into something beastly. While those mods certainly can make your truck more capable off road, there are a few low-key supporting mods and parts you should install to make your ride safer and more reliable when you’re out on the trail.
A High-Powered Winch
No matter how capable your rig is in the dirt, chances are you’re going to get stuck at some point. Read More»
Automobile manufacturers are quite confident about their product. They know how important it is to create a comfortable, economical and reliable machine, and that people will vote with their cheque book if they’re not happy. For this reason, they typically provide a comprehensive warranty, but they expect the owner to do their part at the same time. This is why preventative maintenance is so important and why that owner needs to present the vehicle for a logbook service as required. Read More»
Slack adjusters are also referred to as brake adjusters. They are an essential component of braking systems installed on trucks. Their purpose is to regulate the distance covered by the air brake before it can apply friction to the truck’s wheels. The distance increases as the driver continues to use the brake. Essentially, the working mechanism of the brakes on a truck begins with the operating rod pushing outwards on the slack adjuster. Read More»
