Driving Safety

Automatic belt tensioners, standard in most cars now, make changing a serpentine belt a simple DIY repair. Follow the clear photos and…

Why spend more at the gas pump when you can easily spend less? Follow these simple tips and you'll see a noticeable difference in your fuel…

A torque wrench is a necessity for changing a tire. Improperly torqued lug nuts can cause expensive brake problems and also break wheel studs.

Replace dashboard lights by removing the trim panel and instrument cluster. It sounds intimidating, but it's simpler than you might think…

Diagnose car problems without going to a mechanic with an auto code reader. Simply plug it into the car's computer system, then interpret…

A broken power window can be an expensive repair, but if you have basic auto repair tools and access to an online service manual you can fix it…

Add a GPS adapter, cell phone or other dashboard-mounted electronic device holder without drilling or gluing. The trick is finding the right…

Gas lifts that hold up car hoods, trunks and rear hatches can wear out and become a problem, especially in cold weather. Here's how to fix the…

Save money on your next oil change. Check your air filter and PCV valve yourself and save unnecessary replacements. Here's how to tell if you…

Replacing a broken side view mirror is easier and cheaper than you might think. Once you have the right tools, the hardest part is just finding…

Turn signals and intermittent wiper controls are the most common failures on the multifunction switch in late-model cars. Save money by doing…

Worn spark plug wires and boots can start to leak voltage to nearby engine parts, causing arcing and creating performance problems. Replace them…

When you store your sports car or classic car in the garage for the winter, a few simple steps and some proactive care will keep it in tip-top…