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Navigating a salvage yard looking for that one special part can feel like a nice way to spend time, but if you need to repair your car quickly, you may not want to wile away hours at the salvage yard. Want to speed up the process? Here are some tips to help: 1. Look for a salvage yard with a computerized inventory system. When you are calling around to different salvage yards trying to find your part, ask each yard's rep if the yard has a computerized inventory system or not.

Class B recreational vehicles, usually the smallest of the three classes, can be a good choice for weekend use or even long trips because they are often easier to park than their larger counterparts and get better gas mileage. However, because of their smaller size, many people think of class B RVs as RVs for singles or couples, not for an entire family. But if you plan for your RV to be usable as your children grow and make sure to look for family-friendly features, then a class B RV can be an excellent choice for family adventures.

If you're shopping for your first semi-truck, the excitement will likely be replaced by an overwhelming feeling as you start to see all of the options available to you. Even if you're shopping for a used truck and cannot custom-order the ride you want, there are some things that you'll want to look for. Here are a few common features to consider so that you get the best rig for your needs.

As fall approaches and temperatures begin to drop, it's time to get your car ready for winter driving. If you have large custom wheels, you should replace them with smaller winter tires before the cold of winter arrives. While oversized-tires may look cool during summer, they aren't suited for driving in cold and ice. Here's why small winter tires will give you better control over your car during winter, along with how to find some for your vehicle.