If you've been thinking about looking into class B RVs for sale and transitioning to a traveling lifestyle, you may be surprised by some of the changes that you need to make. It's obvious, when transitioning to an RV, you're going to be limited on space. What many first-time RV owners don't realize until they move in is how compact the kitchen is. Here's a look at some of the things you should know about stocking your RV kitchen before you buy. [Read More]

When it comes to maintaining your vehicle, your brakes are one of the most critical components. Keeping an eye on your brakes not only helps ensure that you are able to stop on time, it could also end up saving your life. Brake pads wear out after a while. Since the brake pads are one of the most important parts of your brakes, they require inspection every so often. If you drive frequently, you should check your brake pads every 3 months. [Read More]

The key to great brake maintenance is to look for warning signs that you're brakes are in trouble. Here are some of the most common signs of a brakes problem.  Screeching Sounds If you hear a screeching sound when you use your brakes at a normal pressure, then this could be a sign that your brake pads are worn down. When these start to become thin, there will be more friction between the metal parts of the brakes. [Read More]

Vehicles need regular maintenance, and some parts can begin to wear down faster than others. If you've started to notice a rattling noise from the front of the car or have been dealing with a lot of strange noises following an accident, keep a few inspection points in mind to get to the bottom of the issue. Front End Issues: Engine Shaking An engine can lose its stability through a number of loose components, but being able to drive while the engine shakes is limited to a few parts--anything else being loose would be a nearly instant breakdown. [Read More]