Moving from the cooler state of Pennsylvania to the hot state of Florida forced me to adjust quite a bit. I wasn't used to having to deal with the hot sun while driving to and from work, so I started looking for ways to keep my car cooler without depending solely on my air conditioning. I created this blog as a way to help others that want to keep cooler while in traffic under the hot sun find options that will do just that. Hopefully, my research and trial and error will help you find everything from the right tint to methods of keeping cool in the car.
Posted on: 18 August 2020
Is the hot summer heat getting to you, and your car feels like a sauna? If so, it will help to try the following things to get the air to feel cooler. Close Vents Not In use Your vehicle has multiple vents, and they are likely all open. However, if you're the only one that is driving then the vehicle is having cold air pumped into places where nobody is sitting. [Read More]
Posted on: 31 May 2019
Neglecting to take good care of a vehicle will eventually lead to it breaking down and possibly needing to be replaced in an untimely manner. Even when problems arise that may not seem as though they are a big concern can cause more problems that you know. For instance, a jerk that is barely noticeable can actually be as serious as the transmission being in the early stages of going out. [Read More]
Posted on: 5 November 2017
Consumers rely on gasoline products each day. Gas powers a variety of machines that help to make a consumer's life easier, but the most common gas-guzzler is the personal vehicle. Transporting petroleum products from the refinery to consumer retail locations can be tricky. Here are three tips that you can use to ensure the safe transport of your petroleum products in the future: 1. Use equipment that is in good condition. [Read More]
Posted on: 5 November 2017
Getting involved in a car accident is physically and emotionally painful and taxing. Collision repair is expensive too. However, in a case of hit and run, or when the driver at fault hits you're your vehicle and then drove off without any trace of his identity, the stress level doubles. You have filed a police report and gathered evidence or a photo of the incident. Now, what? Do you shoulder the auto body repair costs for the hit and run damage? [Read More]