Truck Maintenance

Brake Rotors make your truck's braking system stop when you push the pedal. Learn how rotors work.

Tips to help you understand the job your auto's cabin air filter performs, and decide when it should be replaced.

Learn how automotive recalls and service bulletins differ, and how the differences might affect your truck or car's maintenance.

Does your truck's air conditioner have a moldy, musty smell? Use these tips to help prevent the problem, or to correct an odor that's already occurring.

Tips you can use to keep your pickup truck looking good and running like it should.

Make tire safety checks a regular part of your car or truck's maintenance.

A quick look at leaf spring rear suspension vs. coil spring suspension.

With the price fuel trending upwards, truck owners are looking for as many ways as possible to get better fuel mileage. Is modifying your truck's set up the answer?

Are you getting ready to head out on a vacation or other road trip? Take a little time before you go to make sure your truck or car is as ready to hit the road as you are.

Everyone who drives should know how to change a flat tire. Use these tips to learn how to change a tire and do it safely.

You always expect your auto air conditioning to work when you turn on the switch, but did you know that there are some things you can do to keep the air conditioning system in top shape? Use these tips to keep your air conditioning running and to recognize problems when they occur.

Ultraviolet rays, acid rain and everyday road grit get together to dull the finish of plastic headlight assemblies, and they're usually expensive to replace. I recently found a product that helped restore the dull headlights on my 1997 Ford F-150 truck.

Monitoring tire safety involves more than checking air pressure. Routine inspections can help you identify problems with tires and other important systems.

Do you drive a pickup truck? Here's some advice you can use to help buy and care for a new or used pickup truck.

Advice to help you select a battery for your truck.

You'll find several products on the market that clean fogged headlamps, including Mother's Headlamp Restoration Kit. Find out how the kit worked for me.