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Let's dive right in here; if you own a vehicle and are having the oil changed every 3,000 miles, you're doing it all wrong. This was the way we did things about 20 years ago but in today's world, vehicles are made with far superior parts, and the oil we are using is far more efficient than the oils of the past.

Many automobile manufacturers are saying that their engines will not need an oil change until 7,500 miles and some can go 10,000 miles before needing an oil change. Your habits as a…

?Your tires are one of the most important aspects of your vehicle. Ensuring their health, and always equipping your vehicle with the correct type of tire, is imperative to guaranteeing you have a smooth drive.

However, after you drive for a while (and dependent on the elements you drive through) you will eventually need to change out your current tires for a fresh set. What are the symptoms of worn out tires, though?

Imagine rolling through a rainy night. The storm is at full strength and is throwing wind and rain in all directions. These aren’t ideal driving conditions, but you need to get home from work. As you drive, you begin to splash through various puddles in the road. Without realizing it you’ve slicked your tires. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem, but because of the balding of the tires this is now a safety hazard. You were told by someone that if only one tire is balding it’s not an issue. This is both incorrect and very…

Tires are exposed to a lot of conditions in certain parts of the country. They drive through wind, rain, snow, over muddy roads, bumpy roads, and more. Sooner or later, every tire on the vehicle will require replacement. Replacing your vehicle's tires depends on several factors that include the make of the car, roads driven on, your driving style, tire type, and more. It is important to carefully inspect your tires on a regular basis, to determine when they require replacement.

Tire Replacement
First, it is just a matter of common sense too. Take a look at your tires…

This is the story of a woman who fell in love one sunny day in the Ohio countryside. Terry Maxfield was pregnant and had a toddler in tow when she entered the Ford dealership that day. Her mission? To find a good, family vehicle for her little bundles of joy.

Terry saw the 1965 Ford Mustang and all of her plans changed. She knew, just knew, that she had to have this car. It was love at first sight and Terry never looked back.

She had the car for 50 wonderful years before recently selling it back to the original…