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Buying a New Car? Why Not Modify Your Old One?
by: Sarah McBride

Ready to buy a new car? If you still have doubts about it why not just consider modifying your car or giving it interior and exterior upgrades? Although this may cause you to spend thousands of dollars, it’s much cheaper than purchasing the latest in the market. Giving your car a new look, improving its driving potentials and enhancing its utility is so easy and a lot cheaper nowadays. If you’re after changing your typically boring driving routine, upgrading your car’s interior and exterior features can save you from—oh well, boredom.

Changing the way your car looks can be just as exciting as buying a new vehicle. But apart from choosing which car to buy, or which auto parts to purchase or add to your car for that matter, you need to choose a reliable and trusted auto parts dealer that cannot only supply you with your exact needs but can help you save big. Don’t worry because there’s one store that can do these at the same time, Auto Parts Deal. Replacement parts for Ford parts, Chevrolet parts, GMC parts, Toyota parts, Volkswagen parts and a whole lot more are readily available. All these premium quality products can be purchased at very affordable deals.

Most auto mechanics and professionals would recommend buying replacement or aftermarket auto parts only from one source for this will ensure the parts’ compatibility and exactness. And not only that, it can help you save time, efforts and money especially on shipping. Installing those new parts can also be easier and quicker if you get them from only one supplier. Auto Parts Deal, however gives you more than these benefits. Added benefits such as security, affordability and convenience can all be enjoyed upon purchasing any of the products.

What are the parts you can use to modify your car? For Mazda cars, you can find here highly durable and quality Mazda spoilersMazda hood, and Mazda bumpers. These parts are made of high quality materials and are perfectly finished to give your vehicle a perfect impression. Combining both functionality and aesthetics, they are the best replacement you can find for your original auto parts.

The Mazda bumpersare specially designed to give you maximum protection in the event of a collision. They have spring loaded sock absorbers that allow the bumper to compress and extend back to its original shape during low impact collisions. While during high impact collisions, these shock absorbers decrease or prevent damage to the passengers and the vehicle by absorbing and redirecting the energy from the impact.

Different kinds of lights are also available here at Auto Parts Deal; these include the finest Toyota tail lights, Chevrolet headlights, and Jeep fog lights. Headlight covers are also available in this store. These auto parts are excellent ways of modifying your car. But aside from changing the way your car looks, they keep you safe as you drive. If you are planning to drive off-road with your Jeep for example, installing high quality Jeep fog lights is one of the best ways of preparing your auto. These lights enhance your visibility especially in severe weather conditions.

Create a truly inspiring image for your car by replacing your wheels. You can resize it, specially the rear wheels to make it look like a sports car; however, make sure to seek advise from an expert in doing so. Resizing your wheels can sacrifice your handling and ride quality if you go beyond what is suited for your vehicle. Meanwhile you can choose among the available durable and premium grade wheels like Ford wheels, Dodge wheels, Nissan wheels and GMC truck wheels online.

These are just a few of the millions of quality auto parts you can choose from. Your choices are immensely available. You actually have a lot of good options in jazzing up your everyday driving aside from buying a new vehicle. Just find time to explore them and you’ll realize there are still more ways to modify your car than you can imagine.



About the author:
As a manager of one of the largest auto stores in Springfield,Massachussets, Sarah has extensive expertise on auto parts and automotives in general. This 42 year old is a certified car enthusiast.

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Tips For Winter Driving
 by: David Maillie

Winter driving can be hazardous and stressful. Wind, snow, ice and blizzard conditions increase the normal dangers of driving. There is a lot you can do before the winter driving season and during a storm to protect yourself and your family.

Before winter arrives, have your car inspected to be sure it is ready for the road conditions. You can do this yourself or take it to a qualified mechanic. Check the battery, wipers and fluid, thermostat, brakes, ignition system, antifreeze, exhaust system, lights, oil level, heater and defrosters. Make sure everything is in good working order to keep you safe throughout the cold weather.

Check your tires to be sure they are road ready. Install tires that are appropriate for the driving conditions. In moderate amounts of snow, all weather radials will do the job nicely. If you live in a climate where you experience a lot of snow, consider snow tires. These have better tread to deal with snow and ice.

Prepare an emergency kit to keep in the back of your car. This will ensure that you are prepared in the event that you get stuck in the snow. Things to include in the kit:

Ice scraper
Small broom
Small shovel
Kitty litter or a bag of sand (to give traction if you get stuck in snow or ice)
Blankets or a sleeping bag
Flashlight with batteries
Flares or warning triangles
Plastic bags
First aid kit
Tool kit
Jumper cables
Bright cloth to use as a flag
Help sign for back window
Extra hat and gloves
Food and water to sustain you if you get stuck
A book, Bible or Prayer Cards to keep you busy and calm in the event you get stuck.
Charged cell phone (always carry this, especially in the winter)

Keep your gas tank at least half full at all times. This adds weight to the car and will ensure that you won’t run out of gas in the event you get stuck.

Driving in the Snow

Pay attention to the weather forecasts and road conditions in the winter months. If the weather is bad, stay home if at all possible. If you must venture out, travel in the daylight. You are more likely to find help if you get stuck during the day. Never warm up your vehicle in the garage. This releases carbon monoxide, which is toxic and can kill you.

When driving, always wear your seatbelt. Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the glare of the sun reflecting off the snow. Know your car and how it handles in the snow. Features like traction control and antilock brakes can be useful in bad weather conditions. Know how these work and if your car is new, practice driving it in a snow covered parking lot before venturing out on the road.

Take it slow, especially in icy conditions. Don’t tailgate and be sure to allow a safe distance between vehicles. Do everything slowly, stopping, accelerating and turning. Leave plenty of time and space to maneuver. Sliding and skidding usually happen when turning, stopping or accelerating. Going extra slow will ensure your safety.

If the visibility is low, slow down even more. Consider getting off highways and driving even slower. This will take you out of the path of large trucks that can cause accidents. Use only your low beams, as your high beams will reflect back off the snow and won’t increase your visibility. Turn on your hazard lights to be sure other drivers see you.

In the event your car gets stuck, don’t get out. Put up the hood and tie your cloth to the antennae. This will make you more visible to emergency vehicles and other drivers. Keep the windows, air grill and tail pipe clear of snow. Wrap up in blankets and huddle up with passengers to stay warm. Run the heat for fifteen minutes each hour to keep from freezing. Move your body around to stay warm.

Keeping your car clean throughout the winter is important. Salt on the roads is important for safety, but will wreak havoc on the finish. If left on for long periods, it can cause rusting. Wash your vehicle weekly to remove salt and wax to protect the paint. Salt also leaves a coating on your headlights that can impair their operation. This will make you less visible to other vehicles. New Lite Headlight Cleaner and Restorer will return the lights to like new condition.

About The Author
 

David Maillie is a chemist with over 12 years experience in biochemical research and clynical analysis. He is an alumni of Cornell University and specializes in biochemical synthesis for public, private, and governmental interests. He holds numerous patents including his recently awarded patent for headlight cleaner and restorer. He can be reached at M.D. Wholesale: http://www.mdwholesale.com.

 



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