Diesel engines are known for their power, durability, and efficiency—but only if they’re properly cared for. Whether you drive a diesel truck for work or depend on one for everyday use, regular maintenance is key to keeping it running strong for years to come. 1. Stay on Top of Oil Changes Diesel engines work harder than gas engines and generate more soot, so fresh oil is essential. Always use high-quality diesel-specific oil and follow your manufacturer’s recommended interva

When you think about car maintenance, you probably think of oil changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections. But there’s one often-overlooked part that has a direct impact on your health every time you drive: the cabin air filter . What Does a Cabin Air Filter Do? Your cabin air filter works much like the filter in your home HVAC system. It cleans the air that enters your vehicle’s interior through the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. A good filter

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Your car can talk to you—and not just through dashboard lights and odd sounds. Sometimes, it communicates through smells.

Before you pack up the snacks and hit the road, it’s worth taking a little time to make sure your car is road-trip ready.

It's that time again, students! Be sure to get a thorough check of your car before heading to campus for the fall semester.