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Increasing Vehicle Electronics Raise Automotive Battery Concerns      

With electronic add-on options growing in quantity and creativity, the automobile has evolved into more than a simple form of transportation. Today's vehicles offer increased comfort and convenience, safety and reliability. Whether it's an entertainment center or a GPS navigation system, this growing trend affects a vehicle's power source and raises concerns about the battery's ability to keep all the accessories running strong and still have enough power to start the engine.

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Ratcheting Hex Wrench      

Ashland, Oregon - Professional Tool Manufacturing's new Ratcheting Hex Wrench, at less than $20.00, might be one of the handiest tool gift ideas for the money this season. The Ratcheting Hex Key Wrench was designed for hobbyists and professionals who demand a multi-purpose, compact hand tool for a wide variety of applications.

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Fall into a Great Routine for Car Maintenance      

Fall is already here and in a short time, winter will be upon us. As you gear up for the colder temperatures, now is a good time to take preventive measures to care for your vehicle. Maintain Your Car's Value and Appearance According to the International Car Wash Association (ICA), regular professional washing and waxing will help maintain your car's appearance as well as its value.

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Measure Your Tire Pressure Regularly This Winter      

Canadians aren't measuring up when it comes to checking their tires for proper inflation. Fifty one per cent of Canadian motorists don't take the time to measure their tire pressure monthly even though 97% of us believe it's important, according to an Ipsos Reid study commissioned by the Rubber Association of Canada (RAC).

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Repowering Your Engine Can Save You Money      

Vehicle owners who trade in their cars every few years may be losing thousands of dollars in savings. Consumer Reports found that car owners save more money than the original purchase price of the car by keeping the car for 225,000 miles over 15 years, as compared to buying that same car new every five years. With the housing and credit markets in a state of turmoil, the Engine Repower Council recommends repowering your engine as a way to significantly reduce costs and save money over the long run.

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Vehicle Neglect Takes Toll      

For most people, their vehicle represents one of the largest purchases they make, behind only their house. So it makes good sense to protect that investment through regular maintenance. But as sensible as this advice is, most of us do not follow it, according to a survey of ASE-certified automotive technicians. Eighty-four percent of surveyed technicians said they always or usually explain the importance of maintenance, while only 29 percent of motorists always or usually follow their technicians' advice.

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Preparing Your Vehicle for the Winter Driving Season      

With much of the country enjoying unseasonably warm weather, it might be easy to forget that winter -- and the weather challenges that come with the season -- will be here before we know it. Before the weather gets unbearable, now is a good time to make sure that your vehicle is ready for winter.

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Did You Mount Your Cold Weather Tires Yet      

Every year there is this dilemma: should you mount winter tires or should you stay with your all season tires? We always question is it going to snow a lot or is it just going to be cold and will our all-season tires be good enough. Well here is some news for you, winter tires are not only designed to work better in snow, slush and ice but also when it simply gets cold.

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Rules Of The Road      

According to Safe Kids Worldwide, studies have shown that four out of five car seats are used incorrectly. Parents need to educate themselves on all aspects of car seat safety to learn how to keep little ones safe and happy while on the road.

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the Season to Be Careful      

Did you know that approximately every two hours a person or vehicle is struck by a train in the United States? Operation Lifesaver, a rail safety education organization, is offering motorists and pedestrians a few safety tips to prevent disaster and ensure a safe holiday.

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