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23rd September 2009
Since its commencement, the marketplace of used cars has suddenly escalated at an exceptional rate for the previous few years. In fact, surveys explain that the digit of people who buy used cars is almost tripled when compared to the amount of people who ... Read >
Author: Esteban Araya01st September 2009
Most individuals would agree that driving a safe vehicle is very important. Safety is very important because in the event of an accident or another mishap vehicle owners want to make sure that their vehicle will be able to perform as it should. The MOT te... Read >
Author: autotecgarage1127th August 2009
Before buying a camper van you should inspect and check the vehicle properly. If you don’t check the vehicle properly you may have to pay expensive repair bills.
If you notice engines are very complicated and expensive to check. But if you check the... Read >
Author: everlast07th August 2009
As an automotive technician I have had my share of experiences with car fires. Fire can unfold very quickly on a car especially if it isn't well taken care of. If the vehicle has oil leaks from lack of service it can cause a treacherous condition in a h... Read >
Author: Mike Webb04th August 2009
If you can accept that electric outboards will limit your range and speed, and you want to troll quietly, then it might well be the option for you. If you rely on your engine to stem the tide, you should stick to your petrol engine for a while longer.What... Read >
Author: Simon White11th July 2009
The viewing, or inspecting your boat is a very important part of the buying process. Inspecting will allow you to see what you are buying before you pay any money.
You may want to use a surveyor to do this, as they will perform a very detailed inspect... Read >
Author: Harry Ayala06th May 2009
The average contents insurance policy covers your possessions against loss or damage from a number of different perils; including storm damage, fire, flood, theft, and water and oil leaks to name but a few. Many also include accidental damage cover as sta... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton27th March 2009
Our motorhome specialists here at Sureterm like to help and advise our customers wherever possible. So they thought that it would be a good idea to come up with a step by step guide on how to inspect a used motorhome and here are their tips.
• Check... Read >
Author: Sureterm Articles20th March 2009
The harsh winter is now thankfully behind us and for leisure riders it’s close to the date to get your trusty motorbike out of mothballs and back on the road for a fantastic summer of motorbike riding. Now is the time to rediscover how to ride your two-... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan08th January 2009
To help you enjoy a stress-free start to your car rental experience in Sydney we've drawn up a list of important points and guidelines that will help you before you set off.
Invest in a good map of Sydney and of the surrounding area so that you can f... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley17th December 2008
Risk
It is recognised that there is the potential for pollution incidents when boats are refuelled at marine fuel pontoons. One litre of spilt fuel can contaminate one million litres of water, with potentially serious consequences to marine flora and fa... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis17th December 2008
So you've landed from a long flight and you just want to get into your car rental, drive off and get on with your holiday. Here are a few simple checks that you could bear in mind before heading out of Heathrow Airport that might save you some heartache l... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley10th September 2008
Car fuel prices are fluctuating and escalating through the roof. Research shows the average age of vehicles to be 9 years. So is keeping your old car and stretching your work horse even further being environmentally friendly? How can we do that without ha... Read >
Author: Joey Lee06th September 2008
How can you can reduce the impact of sailing on the environment?
Sailing can be a fairly green hobby, but there are issues to be aware of.
We have put together a handy guide to help you think about Green Sailing. By taking a few simple steps, you c... Read >
Author: Simon White18th August 2008
Before the internet was imagined and even before specialist car sales papers came into print, buying your first car usually involved your dad or a mate taking you across town to test drive a second-hand rust bucket which you inevitably bought in good fait... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell08th May 2008
Inspect the Car
" Check tyres to make sure they're road legal.
" Check suspension. Push down hard at each corner and let go. The car should spring straight back up and immediately settle at the original level
" Check bodywork panels line up correctl... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd July 2007
It’s summer once again and what better way to spend this season than traveling? But before you do so make sure that your car is fit to travel. Kit Johnson winner of NAPA’s 2007 Technician of the Year from East Helena, Montana has provided some impor... Read >
Author: Evander15th June 2007
Buying a used car isn’t as nearly as fun as buying a new car, we all know that. I’ve been through three buy used car experiences up to now. The goods news is that I learned how to negotiate better and even a little bit about cars. The bad news is… I... Read >
Author: Mphelps11th June 2007
Since its inception, the market of used cars has suddenly escalated at an unprecedented rate for the past few years. In fact, surveys show that the number of people who buy used cars is almost tripled when compared to the number of people who buy new ca... Read >
Author: Alan29th May 2007
When your car’s engine suddenly turns up smoke, you need not to panic; and knowing why this happens will help you stay calm.
Smokes in the engine occur because it may be worn. There is a possibility for a worn engine to smoke due to oil leaks into... Read >
Author: Evander23rd May 2007
Having a car comes with some responsibilities. You don't just buy a car and end it there. In the process of owning the car means maintaining it properly. And to be able to do that, you must know the different parts of your car and its functions.
One of... Read >
Author: jessicamatthews08th April 2007
Regular preventative maintenance and upkeep can prolong a vehicle’s life, improve the resale value and keep routine problems from becoming significant ones. The owner’s manual for your vehicle includes a maintenance schedule to guide you on the recomm... Read >
Author: Greg Chapman20th October 2006
Motorcycle is the first choice of today’s youth for their transportation needs. It’s a stylish and convenient way of traveling at a faster pace. This faster pace sometimes can lead to unexpected happening in the form of accidents. The rate of motorcyc... Read >
Author: Jenny Black20th May 2006
People buy a used car for a variety of reasons. The most common basis for buying a used car is that these vehicles offer them a chance to own a vehicle without spending much. Of course, when you do purchase a used car, it is important that you do know w... Read >
Author: Stacey Wilson20th May 2006
It is important that you inspect a used car before you actually purchase it. You see, when you do like a car because of the facts and information given while it was advertised may not be actually true. Some people who sell their vehicles would often cre... Read >
Author: Terry Brown30th April 2006
Spring has sprung, and summer is around the corner. You know the signs. Dad fires up the grill, oil companies raise gas prices, and kids come down with itchy rashes. The poison plants are back, and this summer they promise to send two million Americans to... Read >
Author: Mike Patrick Jr, MD27th August 2005
Now there's a new way to get around town.
Electric scooters are popular nowadays for many reasons. There are lots of types of electric scooters and new products are introduced in the market all the time. There are foldable types that allow you to carry... Read >
Author: ian tham
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