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Why More Drivers Are Getting Fines And How to Avoid Them
Getting a driving fine used to feel like bad luck. Today, it feels increasingly common. Many drivers are surprised to find penalty notices arriving in the mail for issues they didn’t even realize were violations. From speed cameras to mobile phone detection systems, road enforcement has changed dramatically over the last decade. As technology improves and traffic rules become stricter, more drivers are being fined than ever before. Understanding why this is happening is the first step toward avoiding unnecessary penalties and driving with confidence.
By Austin Peckabout 4 hours ago in Wheel
How to Winterize Your ATV: Axle Inspection & Replacement
As cold weather hits, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your ATV for the winter months ahead. Properly preparing your equipment will ensure you’re ready to ride by the time spring rolls around and prevent potentially costly damage that could occur. The following tips will help you get your ATV or UTV fully winterized and prepared to ride out the weeks ahead.
By Jordan McDowellabout 4 hours ago in Wheel
Car Battery Warning Signs Every Driver Should Know
Most drivers don’t think much about their car battery until the day it won’t start. While it can feel like batteries fail out of the blue, they usually give warning signs first. Spotting these early can save you from being stranded, prevent costly repairs, and keep your car running reliably. This guide covers the main warning signs that your battery might be on its way out and what you can do about it.
By Austin Peck3 days ago in Wheel
Car Wrap or Ceramic Coating? The Choice I Didn’t Expect to Overthink. AI-Generated.
I never thought I’d spend so much time thinking about how to protect my car. At the beginning, it felt like one of those decisions you make quickly and move on from. I assumed there would be a clear answer, something obviously better, something everyone eventually agrees on. But the more I looked into car wrap and ceramic coating, the more I realised how personal this decision actually is.
By James William6 days ago in Wheel
How Long Electric Car Batteries Last in Everyday Use
Electric vehicles continue to gain attention worldwide, but battery lifespan remains one of the most common concerns for people considering an EV. Unlike petrol or diesel cars, electric vehicles rely entirely on stored electrical energy, making the battery the most critical and expensive component. Understanding how long these batteries last helps buyers evaluate long-term costs, ownership expectations, and whether an electric vehicle fits their lifestyle.
By Austin Peck9 days ago in Wheel
Start Your Car the Easy Way (Most Drivers Don't Know This Trick)
Cold starts are the hardest thing your engine ever does. If you drive a gasoline-powered car or truck made since 1996, your fuel-injection system automatically tries to help by enriching the air-fuel mixture during startup — similar to how a choke worked on older carbureted engines.
By Jack Martin11 days ago in Wheel
Premium Gas is Draining Your Wallet ━ Unless You Need it
Have you ever wondered whether premium fuel could actually help your engine? Fuels rated at 91–93 octane do resist detonation better than lower-octane fuels, and in some cases they can burn more completely. But does that mean your engine will run better, last longer, or get more power?
By Jack Martin14 days ago in Wheel
