As a vehicle owner, there are many things that you can do on your own to make sure that the vehicle will continue to run well over time. Here are 3 things that you should be checking periodically.
Tire Inspection
It's important that you inspect your tires to know if they are in good condition. This includes checking the tread depth, air pressure, and overall tire wear. The tread depth can be checked by looking at the wear bars between the groves of the tires.
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No matter how well you take care of your vehicle, sometimes things will stop working as they should. If you find yourself with a vehicle that is suddenly not safe to drive, get off the road and call for help. When you are faced with a car emergency, do the following to help keep yourself and your vehicle safe:
#1: Get Off the Road
Once you realize that your vehicle is unsafe to drive, the first thing you need to do is get off the road and park somewhere safe.
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When your semi-trailer gets into a collision or breaks down, you typically have two options for where you can take it for repairs. The options include a semi-trailer dealership or an auto repair shop. However, there are still the options of using your fleet technician or conducting DIY semi-trailer repairs. Nevertheless, hiring a full-time fleet technician can be a costly expense, and DIY repairs are ill-advised, especially if you are not adequately equipped or experienced to handle semi-trailer repairs.
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As you drive along in your vehicle, you're probably not thinking too much about the suspension system. However, it's the suspension system that gives you such a relaxing and smooth ride. That's because your vehicle's suspension system is absorbing all those annoying bumps in the road. Not only does the suspension system offer comfort, it also helps keep you safe on the road.
If you want to better understand you vehicle's suspension system, here are a few things you should know about it.
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A tire can be damaged in a number of ways, including punctures or tears. The main types of damages fall into three categories: cuts, punctures, and abrasions. Each type of damage has its own characteristics and causes. These differences are important because they will determine what type of repair will be best. Keep reading to know what to do when your tires are damaged.
The Three Types of Tire Damage
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