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Category: Auto accessories

Lubricated steering wheel for healthy machines

Before automakers introduced power steering in the 1950s, drivers had to work a lot harder to keep their vehicles straight or just turn. The simple driving mechanisms of over half a century ago have fortunately been replaced with more complex driving systems that allow vehicles to be maneuvered with less effort.

Hydraulic power steering is an integral part of a safe and efficient driving system, and keeping it in good condition by regularly checking fluids and observing for leaks can help ensure your car is running as efficiently as possible.

Welcome to this short journey to discover how hydraulic power steering works, how to identify problems, and what you can do to get the system working properly.

Textile or rubber – the perfect car mat

Today’s car mats have many options. One of the first choices you need to make is between textiles and rubber car mats. Both types have pros and cons to consider.

What is the best material for car mats?

Both carpet and rubber are excellent car mat materials. The rubber mats are easy to clean and can withstand very dirty environments. Carpet mats are available in multiple colors and styles customized to match your vehicle’s interior. Depending on the use, both materials can meet your needs.

Efficient Additional Transport Systems

If you’re thinking about roof bars as an external transportation system, there’s something you need to know. These bars fit onto the roof of your vehicle, using a variety of attachment systems but all are useful and good for the ultimate goal: adding space to carry things. Roof bars are perfect if you’re an RVer, cyclist, or just need to carry several things, as they allow you to load your bike, camping tents, bags, and other gear on them that wouldn’t fit in the trunk.

In this guide, we want to explain the different types of roof bars available and how you’ll be able to adapt them to your vehicle. 

Fog lights, Everything You Need to Know

Car lights have evolved by leaps and bounds in recent years, so much so that fog lights seem almost useless these days. But the law stipulates that fog lights must be included in the rear lights of a car, while the front fog lights are a useful extra that car makers can use to lure buyers towards higher spec models. A basic part and an optional part. But fog lights are an element of the car to be absolutely considered and not to be underestimated.

Tips for Choosing the Right Mat for Cars

Unlike carpeted car mats, rubber car mats have limited design and color options that may not blend well with your vehicle’s interior. And while they are weather and water resistant, the rubber mats hold up well in extreme heat. Exposing them to the sun for a long time will create tiny cracks and crevices on the surface, causing breakage in the long run. Some poor quality rubber car mats can also become slippery when wet.

Signs You Need Replacement Size-accurate Rubber Mat

You might not realize it but a size-accurate rubber mat may be one of the major parts of your car’s interior. In fact, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the overall hygiene of your vehicle and keeping your vehicle’s interior appearance. 

Car mats work by trapping the contaminants and protecting the floorboard of your vehicle. But, you need to replace your car mat every now and then to maintain your car’s safety and hygiene. 

The following are some of the telltale signs that it is time for you to replace the car mat of your vehicle sooner than later.

Car floor covering material: carpet vs rubber

Today’s car mats offer many options. One of the first choices that you will naturally be asked to make is between carpet and rubber: the two materials mainly used for this type of inserts. And both materials obviously have pros and cons to consider. So, let’s ask ourselves a simple question: which material is best for car floor mats?