How to Ride a Motorcycle in 11 Steps
Riding a motorcycle can be a freeing and fun experience. But before you cruise off into the sunset, you need … Continued
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How to Safely Drive in Fog
At one point or another, you’ve probably had to drive through some kind of bad weather. While driving in fog … Continued
How to Jump-Start a Car
When your ride suddenly won’t start from a dead battery, knowing how to use jumper cables is a good skill … Continued
What Is Power Steering Fluid?
Like all fluids in your vehicle, power steering fluid plays an important and specific role in keeping your car operating … Continued
Signs of a Bad Alternator or Battery
Your stomach sinks as you put in your key, only to have your car not turn on. If your car … Continued
Top 5 Car Questions That People Ask Mechanics
When it comes to getting car help, there’s no shortage of things that owners want to know. And there’s no … Continued
The Ultimate Car Maintenance Checklist [Infographic]
Staying on top of your car’s maintenance can prolong the life of your vehicle. It can also save you money … Continued
How to Replace an Alternator
A working alternator is crucial to your car’s operation. As the producer of your car’s electricity — and as the … Continued
What Is an Alternator and How Does it Work?
You may think your battery is powering all things electrical in your car, be it your windshield wipers, headlights or … Continued
What to Do if Your Car Gets Totaled After an Accident
You’re involved in a collision, and your car is towed away. You’re lucky to only have minor scratches and bruises, … Continued
Are There Car Insurance Discounts for Safe and Low-Mileage Drivers?
Insurance customers are often eager to save money, and insurance companies have continued finding ways to help them lower their … Continued
How to Prepare for a Tornado [Infographic]
While many people think tornadoes impact only the Midwest, every state in the country is vulnerable to tornadoes, according to NOAA. Approximately 1,200 tornadoes hit the U.S. each year, causing an average of $24,000 in home damage and $4,000 in auto damage. Our claims department reviewed data related to tornadoes from 2008 and 2012 and found that other than a direct hit, the majority of tornado damage to homes and cars occurs from falling tree debris or fallen trees.
Since this week is National Severe Weather Preparedness Week, it’s the perfect time to learn about the ways you can prep your car and home.
5 Personal Watercraft Safety Tips
There’s nothing like a day on the water – jumping waves, the wind in your hair, the sun on your … Continued
10 Essential Boat Safety Tips
There’s nothing quite like spending the day on your boat with family and friends. Just be sure safety is foremost … Continued
7 Tips for Driving on the Highway for the First Time
Driving on the highway for the first time can be nerve racking, which is why it’s common for new drivers … Continued