Auto Service Tips and Tricks for Women and Novices

Posted on: 29 December 2015

Unfortunately, car batteries don't last forever, and to ensure you aren't left stranded in a parking lot with an engine that won't turn on, it is best to replace them on a semi-regular basis (or whenever the manufacturer recommends). If you happen to leave your headlights or interior lighting system on, you could also drain the power and may need to replace your battery sooner. While professionals can do this service for you, you can save money and time by easily doing this repair yourself. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 November 2015

The clutch is the stand-out feature of manual transmissions. It helps to detach the transmission from the engine to allow for speed adjustments. Unfortunately, incorrect use of the clutch can lead to its premature wear, resulting in necessary repairs, an expensive undertaking that every manual car driver should know about. In this article, therefore, learn what to do to avoid having to replacing your clutch sooner than you have to. [Read More]

Posted on: 5 November 2015

Driving in snowy or icy winter conditions can be tricky. If you live in an area that sees the temperatures dropping dramatically during the winter months, make sure you pay heed to these nine driving tips to avoid becoming involved in an accident. 1. Remove Snow If you've experienced snowfall over the night – or simply when you've left your car outside – clearing it off the windshield with a scraper might not be enough. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 July 2015

Whether you're going on a short campervan trip for the first time or you're a seasoned professional, it's vital for the enjoyment and success of your holiday that your campervan is a fully-functioning living space. When you're restricted to a small space for all your storage, cooking and sleeping requirements, it's easy for your campervan to fall into a state of disorganisation and untidiness within minutes. Let's look at some top tips for helping you to keep your campervan organised and tidy on your next great Australian holiday. [Read More]