The Two Main Types of Alloy Wheels

Alloy wheels are an alternative type of wheels that offer a number of features and benefits that traditional, factory-installed steel wheels do not. They provide a wider variety of designs than steel wheels, and they are lighter and help improve the performance of your vehicle.  Alloy wheels can be broadly defined in two main categories: aluminum and magnesium alloy wheels. Understanding the differences between the two main types of alloy wheels can help you choose the one that best fits your needs. [Read More]

2 Items To Have Serviced On Your Car Before A Road Trip

One of the most entertaining type of trips for many people is the classic road trip, but you will want to make sure that your car is up to the task. Before leaving on a road trip with your friends or family, make sure that you have an auto service shop inspect your tires and alignment. Inspect Your Tires One of the biggest things that you should be concerned about before leaving on any type of road trip is the condition of your tires. [Read More]

How To Prepare Your Motorcycle For Winter Storage

When the cold weather hits and the snow falls, you can no longer safely ride your motorcycle on the streets. When this happens, you'll need to store your motorcycle for winter in order to keep it in good working order for when the riding season comes back around. However, winterizing and storing your motorcycle is slightly more complex than simply covering it up and keeping it in the garage. Follow these simple steps to ensure that your motorcycle is still in good working order once the winter finally fades away. [Read More]

How Restoring Cars And Restoring Art Are Very Similar

Collectible cars are like fine art in many ways. If restoring art or restoring cars is a hobby to you, you may be surprised to discover that the two share many similarities. For example, if you were working on a Porsche restoration and a Rembrandt restoration, many of the same restoration procedures you would do to the car are the same for the painting. Here are some of the fascinating similarities. [Read More]