One of the things that many car owners don't realize is that brake pads release dust every time they're used. The dust is very fine, so it can be hard to spot until it starts to build up on surfaces. Brake dust building up on your wheels can leave them looking dingy and dirty. If left to accumulate further, it can scratch and damage the finish on your wheels. This can lead to costly refinishing or replacement. [Read More]

If you or a loved one will soon be starting chemotherapy, the physician has probably already warned you about a variety of side effects that may occur. However, it can be easy to disregard the possibility of skin that may become unusually sensitive to sunlight following chemotherapy. The information listed below will help you to better understand the link between chemotherapy and the possible side effects that could manifest after exposure to sunlight. [Read More]

Having your car repaired after an accident can be expensive. However, there is a chance that you are spending more on collision repair than you have to. These are a few signs that you could possibly save a little more on body work for your vehicle. 1. You Haven't Shopped Around for Estimates Some people automatically take their vehicle to the dealership or to a favorite repair shop without shopping around. [Read More]

If your vehicle won't start or will start but refuses to turn over, the battery cables might be the culprit. The battery is responsible for sending signals to the starter, and it provides power to the radio. You don't need to be an expert mechanic to replace battery cables on your vehicle. Here are tips for replacing vehicle battery cables. Prepare to Work For this project, you need: work gloves safety glasses pliers wrench rag battery-post cleaner wire brush baking soda (optoional) foam cup (optional) battery cables Take the key out of the ignition and engage the parking brake. [Read More]