Have you ever had hail leave your car looking like a golf ball? What do you do when your paint is covered in dimples, dents, and chips? Is it even worth fixing it? The answer to the last question depends on a variety of factors: cost, severity, and resale value. You’ll want to break all of these aspects down so you can make the best decision.

Whether you work in a body shop or are a car enthusiast, at some point, you’ll have to change the brake pads. Here are a few beginner tips for those just starting out

There are certain practical skills that every driver should know. One of those is how to change a headlight bulb. If you drive with a burnt-out bulb, you reduce visibility and place yourself at risk of a traffic violation.

You might end up with minor scratches or major tears – especially if you have heated seats or particularly rough usage. Regardless how they got there, these imperfections can significantly diminish your vehicle’s aesthetic appeal – as well as its resale value.

You already know how important it is to maintain your  car’s exterior. Even small paint chips can lead to rust and long-term damage – if you don’t address them quickly. These blemishes to your car’s finish are not only unattractive, they affect the vehicle’s longevity and resale value.

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