Career Building for Auto Mechanics

Auto mechanics entering the industry today face a wide range of challenges that supercede even the most technologically advanced fields, such as information technology and health care. Keeping pace with the constant myriad of changes that govern automobile mechanics lead many to consider other career options. For those who stay the course, however, there are ways to improve their skill sets and knowledge base while making themselves more marketable to employers.

What Made You Buy That Car?

How many people out there are really and truly happy with the car they're driving? Hopefully lots, but I bet it's probably not as many as you'd think. Most people wouldn't actually think about it too much, and if they did, they would probably find plenty of things they don't really like about their car.

9 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Car Safe

1 - Check Your Car Tires
Check your tires regularly. Not doing so can lead to driving on low tread, which will reduce your grip on the road. Tires get worn, they develop cracks, bulges, you can get pressure points in odd places, small objects can get in the tread. These are all bad things. Most car tires have tread wear indicators, these are usually six small ribs across the bottom of the grooves of the main tread. When the tread surface gets to the same level as the ribs, then it's time to get your tires changed.

How To Safely Haul Your Classic Car

Begin by looking at your trailer. Is there sufficient length for the Classic Car plus enough space to operate the ratchet assemblies at the fore and aft of the bodywork? Do you have 'D' rings located towards the corners of the trailer? Is the 'D' ring rated for a total of 3 times the weight of the car? Once these items have been addressed, It is time to load the car and tie it down.