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3 Reasons To Invest In Fleet Truck Maintenance For Your Tractor-Trailers

Tractor-trailers are expensive pieces of equipment that have a lot of moving parts that need to be taken care of properly in order for you to get the most possible usage out of your tractor-trailers. If you own a fleet of tractor-trailers, you should be sure to spend some money on fleet maintenance.  Each Trailer Needs Individual Car

Why You Should Take Your Car To The Collision Shop After A Minor Accident

When you're in a minor accident that just leaves a scratch on your car or a dent in a bumper, you might think the damage isn't bad enough for repairs. You might want to avoid an insurance claim or a repair bill. However, the damage to your car can go beyond cosmetic. Even a mild accident can cause damage that you won't spot right away. Here's why you should have your

Got An Old Broken Car That Nobody Wants To Buy? Here's How You Can Make Money From It

If you're tired of looking at your old broken vehicle and you haven't had luck selling it, you may be tempted to pay to have it towed away just to get it off your property. But, even if people don't want to buy the car as a whole, there are a few ways you can make some money while getting rid of the vehicle such as: Part the Vehicle Out

How To Pass Your Pre-Rip Truck Inspection Test

Truck drivers are one of those careers that are always in constant demand. Production rates are constantly going up for companies and distributors. This results in the need of drivers to transport these goods. If you are going to become a truck driver, then you are going to need to get a commercial driving license. To become a truck driver, you are going to need to pa

2 Hidden Signs That The Used Car You Wish To Buy From A Private Owner Was T-Boned In A Collision

While searching for a used car to buy, you may have found one listed by a private owner that you want to look at. While inspecting the car, you may have a feeling it was involved in a previous collision. If so, look for the following hidden signs that the vehicle was t-boned in a collision. Paint Colors Do Not Match One of the first signs to look for when inspecting a