Christopher Gonzalez+FollowWinter Car Wash Rules You Didn't KnowTurns out, winter is the worst time to slack on car washes! All that road salt from snow and slush isn’t just ugly—it can actually rust your ride, especially underneath. If you live somewhere snowy, you should be washing your car every week (yep, even when it’s freezing). Pro tip: find a wash that hits the undercarriage, and throw on some wax for extra protection. Your car will thank you come spring! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare94Share
Alexander Black+FollowMechanics Spill: Oil Change Shocker!Thought your oil change meant your engine was safe? Turns out, some shops aren’t checking your oil level before draining it—especially risky for Hyundai and Kia owners. These engines can burn oil without any leaks, so you might be running low and not even know it. If you hear ticking or rattling when you start up, don’t ignore it! Always ask your mechanic to check oil levels before and after a change. It could save your engine—and your wallet. #Cars #CarCare #MechanicTips40Share
anitaross+FollowCordless Car Vacuums: Game Changer or Gimmick?Just picked up the Monozel cordless car vacuum on sale, and I’m honestly impressed by the 18,000 Pascal suction and USB-C charging. But here’s my question: are these compact, brushless-motor vacuums really revolutionizing car care, or are we just falling for the latest gadget hype? Would you trust one to keep your ride spotless, or stick with traditional tools? Let’s hear your takes! #Tech #TechDebate #CarCare00Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowCar Habits That Drain Your Wallet FastEver ignored a weird noise or let that check engine light chill for weeks? You’re not alone—but your car definitely notices. From skipping oil changes to brushing off tiny leaks, these little habits stack up and hit your bank account hard when you least expect it. Trust me, that $150 fix can turn into a $1,500 nightmare real quick. Got a story where procrastination cost you big? Drop it below! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare00Share
Anna Kim+FollowWhy Your Car’s Leaking Oil (And What To Do)Ever notice those annoying oil spots under your car? It’s probably your timing cover starting to leak—not a dramatic blowout, but a slow, sneaky seep that can lead to big engine trouble. Heat, old gaskets, and even your driving habits can make things worse. Catch the warning signs early (like oil mist or a burning smell) and you could save yourself a pricey repair bill. Don’t ignore those drips! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare10Share
Anna Kim+FollowInside the world of AMMO NYC’s Larry KosillaLarry Kosilla is the hands-on mastermind behind AMMO NYC, and he’s still the one personally reviving everything from century-old Detroit Electrics to supercars for the world’s pickiest collectors. With just one full-time employee besides himself, Larry’s passion and perfectionism have built a global following and a reputation for obsessive attention to detail. He’s now looking to expand his team and even produce his own TV pilot to show the real art of detailing. What do you think: Is it possible for a business built on one person’s unique touch to scale up without losing its magic? #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowMechanics Spill: Motor Oils They AvoidEver wonder what oil your mechanic actually puts in their own car? Turns out, they steer clear of bargain-bin brands, flashy miracle claims, and anything that doesn’t match what your car’s manual says. If an oil isn’t on expert lists or tries to sell you on skipping maintenance, that’s a red flag. The money move: stick to brands with real-world testing and clear labels—your engine (and wallet) will thank you later. #Business #Industry #CarCare00Share
Travis Baker MD+Follow$100 Oil Change or $10k Engine Disaster?Skipping that quick oil change to save a few bucks? It could end up costing you $10,000 if your engine fails! Experts say regular oil changes are non-negotiable—even with synthetic oil. Old oil or leaks mean your engine isn’t protected, and that’s a recipe for disaster. Most car makers say every 10k miles, but car lovers stick to 5k for extra safety. Don’t ignore the check engine light or skimp on brakes and tires either. Trust me, it’s way cheaper than a new engine! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare10Share
umccall+FollowDon’t Leave These in Your Car This Winter!Leaving your phone, meds, or even a can of hairspray in your car during a cold snap? Big mistake! Freezing temps can wreck electronics, make meds useless, and even explode your beauty products. And don’t even think about leaving your pet in there—dangerous stuff. Quick tip: grab your essentials before you head inside, or you might regret it! #Transportation #WinterHacks #CarCare00Share
stephenolson+FollowIs 10K Miles Too Long Between Oil Changes?Wait, are oil changes every 10,000 miles legit now? Dealerships say yes, but we’ve all heard 5,000 is the magic number. Turns out, it depends on your car, your oil, and how you drive. Highway cruisers and synthetic oil users can usually stretch it, but city drivers or turbo engines should stick to 5K. Always check your owner’s manual and don’t ignore those dashboard alerts! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare00Share
