If you’re starting to detect some shimmy and play in the front end of your 2004-2008 Ford F-150 pickup or noticing uneven tire wear, the ball joint and upper control arm in your truck may be responsible. As your ball joints wear, they allow more… 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 do… read more »

One of the most popular vehicle types sold in the US, the trusty pickup truck has evolved over the years from a utilitarian workhorse into a thoroughly modern vehicle. The most popular trucks come from the US ‘Big Three’ automakers GM, Ford and Chrysler, though… read more »

For truck and Jeep owners, lining the floor has many notable advantages. It makes your floor more durable and helps resist wear. A lined floor is also easier to clean, allowing for a quick sweeping or rinsing out when it’s full of dirt and mud…. read more »

Learn how to reset the oil change and service warning on your Chevy or GMC truck. Some refer to these lights as “idiot lights” others get worried at even the site of a warning light on the dash. If you’re in the first group, you’re… read more »