Author: Colby Dalby - Page 2

Discover which cars have the best suspension in 2026 for ride comfort and control, from luxury sedans like the Mercedes S-Class to budget-friendly picks like the Toyota Camry.

Driving with a burnt clutch is risky and expensive. Learn the signs, why it damages your transmission, and how to avoid costly repairs with timely clutch kit replacement.

Car suspension parts keep your tires on the road and your ride smooth. Learn what shocks, struts, control arms, and springs do - and how to spot when they're worn out before it becomes dangerous.

Find out exactly how much a set of 4 brake pads costs in 2026, from budget options to premium brands, and learn how to avoid overpaying on labor and unnecessary parts.

MERV 13 filters improve home air quality but can strain older HVAC systems. Learn when they're safe to use and what alternatives work better for your setup.

New spark plugs can improve starting if your old ones are worn out-but only after ruling out battery, fuel, or sensor issues. Here’s what actually matters for cold starts.

Is replacing your car radiator worth it? Learn the real signs of failure, cost breakdowns, when to replace, and when to walk away. Avoid engine damage with smart decisions.

Discover which mufflers deliver the best sound for your car-deep rumble, aggressive crackle, or refined tone-without breaking the law or your wallet. Real-world picks for UK drivers.

You don't always need to replace rotors when changing brake pads, but you must inspect them. Learn how to tell if your rotors are still safe to use and when replacement is necessary for safety and performance.

Choosing the right exhaust system depends on your car, driving style, and local laws. Learn what types work best for UK drivers, which materials last, and how to avoid costly mistakes.

Learn how to test for bad spark plugs with simple signs like misfires, hard starts, and rough idling. Step-by-step guide to inspecting, checking gaps, and replacing plugs yourself.

Wait 5 to 10 minutes after adding oil to your car before checking the level. This ensures an accurate reading and prevents overfilling, which can damage your engine.