OEM Talk
OEM Talk
Every car requires routine maintenance to run properly. This includes scheduled oil changes, tire rotations and inspections, and filter replacements. In addition, depending on your car’s make, model, and year, you might need to replace other fluids, get a new…
View Article >The automotive industry is one of the biggest consumer industries in the world. Because of this, there is also the risk of counterfeit parts making their way into the market. In fact, the risk is so high that the worth…
View Article >It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly two years since the initial onset of the COVID-19 pandemic here in the United States. Along with the threat of serious illness, the temporary or permanent closure of countless businesses and the upending…
View Article >Motor oil is dirty stuff—and not just after it’s been used for a few thousand miles, either. The process of drilling for and refining it makes the Earth a less clean place, too. Fortunately, there are now synthetic motor oils…
View Article >How do you know an aftermarket part will work with your vehicle? If you’ve been burned by an aftermarket upgrade that simply won’t work with your car’s computer systems, it can be a frustrating and expensive mistake. Or maybe you’ve…
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