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Involved in an Accident? Learn About Auto Body Repair Shops

I was recently involved in my first car accident. While there were many things that were new, and at time, confusing to me, the thing that caused me the most confusion was the auto body repair shop. There was so much that I didn't know and had to learn about them. If you were recently involved in an accident and need car body work, then my website is for you. I wanted to answer the questions you may have running through your head. I hope you will learn what factors are important in selecting a repair shop, what your rights are when it comes to insurance companies, and what to expect from start to completion. Hopefully, you find my website informative. Thanks for stopping by!

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24 February 2016
 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Why stay inside all winter when modern cars are capable enough to handle bad weather and take you on an adventurous road trip. Whether it's a scenic trip to see the snow-covered trees or a romantic getaway to a cabin, your vehicle's performance is essential for a successful road trip. By working with an auto repair shop, you can have the following four repairs and upgrades applied to your vehicle. Once complete, you vehicle will be ready for a winter road trip getaway. Read More 

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 Categories: , Blog

The windshield of your automobile is a key safety feature of the vehicle. If it's not structurally sound, then your safety or that of any passengers in your car could be compromised. That why it's critically important to understand whether a damaged windshield can be repaired after it has been damaged, or if a full replacement is necessary. Although a repair is cheaper in most cases, you don't want to take any chances with your personal safety just to save a little money. Read More 

Shopping At An Auto Salvage Yard: A Guide For Newbies

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 Categories: , Blog

When a vehicle gets to the end of the figurative road, whether it is suddenly after a crash or after a long life, there is a good chance that it will end up in a salvage yard. Even though a car may have seen its better days and is no longer driveable, it is still filled to the hood with many valuable parts and components. As someone who owns a vehicle, it is always helpful if you have the option to shop at an auto salvage yard for replacement parts you may need for your own vehicle. Read More 

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 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Custom drive shafts are designed and built to get around specific auto design issues that standard drive shafts cannot accommodate. Custom built cars typically require a lot of custom parts because their designs are out of the ordinary and nothing like your Grandma's passenger car. Additionally, custom drive shafts can help you overcome issues with the drive shaft your vehicle came with and for which auto engineers did not have enough time to resolve before the production of your vehicle's make and model. Read More 

Tips For Measuring For Your Truck’s New Drive Shaft

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 Categories: Automotive, Blog

If you're lifting your truck's suspension, you need to make sure that you address every aspect of the drive train to ensure proper, consistent geometry. If you're familiar with the placement of the drive shaft and you know how to recognize it, you can measure for a new shaft easily. Here's a look at what you need to know to get the measurements. Why Does It Matter? The suspension of a truck is designed with precise geometry in mind because all of the components need to connect properly, and there are specific angles required for those components to move properly without binding. Read More