With the recent drop in oil prices, the gas expense is still not a pretty one. This is more practical and relevant to those who own more than one car or operate machines such as generators that require gasoline. Achieving better car mileage is something a domestic driver always tries to do. A vehicle with good mileage are also considered fit engine wise and may have more reselling value.
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Nothing can be as frustrating when you see your keys shining on the dashboard of your car and it’s locked. You don’t even have the spare keys handy – kicking the dirt or pull your hair seems like the only option for most. But hey, don’t do that, as breaking into your car is easy.
This is a 4 part series of how you can safely break into your own car. So, without any further ado, let’s explore our first method.
There is no one size fits all approach here when it comes to highway breakdowns. The aftermaths are sometimes stressful and we end up doing silly stuff. All highway breakdowns are not created equally but there are some basic steps to follow in order to avoid further trouble and of course – that added stress factor.
In this small write-up, we have identified some basic rules that are often overlooked in the event of a highway breakdown. So, bring out your notes and start jotting down.