Aside from the solid parts of your car, it also needs various fluids to work properly. Here are some of the most important fluids to keep your vehicle in perfect condition to drive you anywhere you might need to go. 1. Gasoline Yes, we’re starting this off with the most basic fluid that your car […]
Drilled vs Slotted Rotors: BMW 335i
The BMW 335i was first released in 2010, making it 11 years old as of the writing of this article. However, for people who use their vehicles daily, the marginal improvement of the brake systems may not matter as much as the money they’d save on replacement pads.
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Electric Vehicles: Their Rise and Future
New EV’s, as featured during the 2021 LA Auto Show Commonly referred to as an EV, an electric vehicle is one that uses electric motors to generate movement – as opposed to the internal combustion engine that most of us are used to. New EV’s, as featured during the 2021 LA Auto Show New EV’s, […]
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What Causes Brake Pad Wear?
So if your vehicle is experiencing brake wear, and you want to know how to address it, this article is for you. You can address this problem by inspecting the hydraulic brake system for residual brake pressure, servicing or replacing the caliper guide pins and bushings, or by lubricating the caliper slides.
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What Type of Brake Fluid Should I Use?
Confused about what type of brake fluid do I need? In this guide, we clarify which DOT-rated brake fluid fits your vehicle’s design and driving demands. Keep reading to understand the distinctions between glycol-based and silicone-based fluids and to find the manufacturer-recommended type for your car. Key Takeaways Brake fluids are categorized by DOT numbers […]
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Drilled vs Slotted Rotors: Ford Focus ST
Ford Focus Sports Technologies (Ford Focus ST) first appeared in 2005 when Ford released a new vehicle for their Sport lineup. Before determining whether drilled or slotted rotors are best for your Ford Focus ST, we have to understand what the vehicle was designed for.
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