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To most car enthusiasts and car owners, the most important part of their car’s aesthetics are the wheels. New wheels are often the very first thing new owners get for their otherwise stock cars.

Your car’s cabin air filter helps to filter the air that enters your vehicle through the heating and air conditioning system. Things like dirt, dust, pollen and other airborne debris get trapped in the filter so you don’t ingest them as you drive. They are particularly important for those with allergies or breathing sensitivities, as well as those who spend a great deal of time in their vehicle.

For nearly three decades, Lucas Oil has been one of the go-to fuel treatment resources available to motorists and the company even sponsors some interesting motorsports competitions. They make a variety of powerful fuel additives and their products are some of the most commonly used for comprehensive fuel treatments. Lucas Oil has a variety of fuel treatment options, and here we’ll be going over a few. By the end of this piece, you should have a good idea of how a Lucas fuel treatment product could work in your favor. Let’s dive in!

You may have heard of the Rain-X brand, which is known for its water repellent technology. But the company also offers several different windshield wiper fluids, all of which apply Rain-X technology. Below, we take a look at Rain-X’s full lineup of windshield washer fluids, explain their differences, and hopefully help guide you in choosing the right one for your vehicle.

It’s that time of the season, the sun’s shining and the insects are out to play. Most likely, this means the hood or front of your car will soon be filled with a lot of dead ones.

Warmer weather and longer days usually mean two things: The start of spring and car and coffee season.

If you live in a condo, apartment, or anywhere that space and infrastructure to clean, maintain and care for your car is limited, it’s still possible to give your beloved car the TLC it deserves, provided you’ve got the right products and tools for the job.

Want to keep your vehicle shining like the day it was built? If not, what’s wrong with you?

Spring is super busy for most folks. You probably already have a to-do list that’s ready to burst like a vigorously shaken soft drink.

Another dreary — but mostly mild — winter is almost behind us, which can only mean one thing: We’re that much closer to football season.

On the scale of gross things that can happen to your car, mold ranks way up there.

If you’re planning a vacation or looking to get away and perhaps escape a frigid winter, there’s one thing you should never forget to do to your car before you leave. If you do happen to forget, it could result in a costly repair.

Spring is officially here, which means at long last, another winter is history. Summer, complete with pool parties, abundant sunshine and road trips is fast approaching. Is your car ready for the warmer months ahead?

For the past nine years as a BMW technician I’ve heard more and more complaints about how expensive regular car maintenance is becoming.

After one of the harshest winters in memory, America’s northern extremities are finally starting to thaw out. Along with chirping birds and sunshine, spring has brought warmer temperatures. But just because nice weather has arrived doesn’t mean you should ignore vehicle maintenance.