If you’ve replaced any of the sheet metal on the front of your 1st Series (Advance Design) GM truck, then you know how challenging it can be to get it to align when putting it back together. We found this out first hand when building… read more »

Repairing rust on your vehicle’s body, from rocker panels to wheel arches, can be a fairly straight forward job if you plan appropriately. You’ll obviously want high quality replacement panels to start with, but that aside, here are a few simple tips to help you… read more »

Maximum Outside Dimension Chart for Automotive Batteries Replacing the battery in most newer passenger vehicles is straight forward. Most people take their vehicle (or battery) to a local automotive store where the staff looks up the year, make and model and then provides a replacement… read more »

Rocker panels are a key part of your vehicle’s structural integrity. A damaged panel can weaken the cab structure and affect a truck’s stability and safety. You should inspect your rocker panels regularly to make sure they are free from rust and damage and move… read more »

  Old, dirty brake fluid can reduce the effectiveness of your truck’s brakes. To ensure your brake fluid is clean and free from moisture, air, and dirt, it is important to occasionally flush your old brake fluid and replace it with new fluid. You can… read more »