No matter where you live, accidents happen, and the most common of them is one car rear-ending another. It may not cause injury, but it’s sure a headache. Here are 8 steps to take

Today’s car is more practical than ever, meeting safety standards and built with comfort in mind, yet even so, there’s nothing like a classic car. Whether it’s a ‘57 Chevy in sky blue or a rugged Mustang from the 1970s, these cars still catch the eye of the modern driver. But how do we preserve the quality of these historical machines? Here are a few basic tips & tricks for anyone interested in refurbishing an old classic.

Every body shop and car enthusiast will need both screws and bolts in their collection of automotive fasteners, but their applications are very different. Distinguishing between them may also be more difficult for those just starting their car repair journey. At ROGO, we’ve created a short-hand guide to understanding their differences and applications

Whether you’re an expert or beginner where car maintenance is concerned, a blown fuse can be frustrating. But with the right know-how, changing any car’s blown fuse will be a walk in the park, no matter your skill level. Believe it or not, fuses are designed to break on purpose to prevent a serious electrical issue, so replacing blown fuses quickly and rightly is important.

Whether you’ve been working in any repair industry (construction, automotive, etc) for decades or for a few days, you’ve undoubtedly used fasteners like nuts, bolts, and screws for a variety of projects. It may come second nature to you or it might be something you’re wanting to learn. Either way, understanding the different kinds of fasteners is important for your success.