[car_crazy]

found this really helpful seeing as i was guilty of doing a few of these. after reading it, it does make sense what they say in the article. click the link for the list and explanations on each one.

www.cracked.com/article_19704_6-car-myths-that-cost-you-money-every-year_p2.html

 

[Buick_R]

Im just glad i never stuck to it, i mean i do sort of believe in the higher octane as it can be better for your motor, but only a certain octane will make a difference

 

[Regal-guy]

Most of those are pretty common sense for most enthusiasts. But if you don't really like to do things on your own then I can understand why you wouldn't know those. So its still pretty helpful for anyone that doesnt really do their own work on their own vehicles.

 

[Inline4_driver]

I didnt really know all of those. So its helped me out. Definitely gonna stop wasting money on things that dont need changing. Thanks for posting this!!!

 

[thestepchild]

The tip on winter tires - DO IT!

This winter I put Michelin Ltx WINTER tires on my truck, a 2wd. Unbelievable difference in the snow.

Do it

Do it

Do it

Get a set of cheap wheels and put snow tires on them if you are in an area that gets snow.

 

[thestepchild]

Was pulling an 8000 lb trailer across Quebec in this Crap last week:

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No slipping/spinning/sliding in my 2wd truck with winter tires on.

Did I say "do it"?

 

[Buick_R]

winter tires make the biggest difference.. and most car use the right kind of coolant anyways..

wow your still getting snow?