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11 car repairs you shouldn't ignore, according to mechanics
1+ hour, 59+ min ago (1045+ words) Most drivers put off fixing their car until the day it doesn’t start. Subtler problems like a small leak, a strange noise or a dashboard light tend to get ignored for months. But most mechanics agree that these smaller issues…...
Fab Heavy Parts Explains the Real Differences Between OEM and Aftermarket Parts for Heavy Equipment
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (584+ words) SAN FRANCISCO, United States – When machinery breaks down, equipment owners and maintenance professionals face a recurring decision: install original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts, or aftermarket alternatives. Differences in sourcing, pricing, compatibility verification, and warranty terms often determine which one ends…...
Why car repair costs are surging in 2025: What drivers need to know
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (391+ words) Car repair costs are on the rise and up 15% year-over-year, according to CNN. In 2025 car buyers are facing extreme market uncertainty due to auto import and part tariffs. Though new vehicle prices haven't been severely impacted yet, vehicle repair costs…...
Free bus, ferry for federal workers in Kitsap, Mason during government shutdown
10+ mon, 2+ day ago (327+ words) Starting on Friday, Oct. 24, federal workers showing their government-issued ID can ride free on all services provided by Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, and Mason Transit, the three agencies announced in a joint statement on Oct. 22. Services that will be free…...
Story from I-Car: How collision repair is drawing the next generation of skilled workers
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (301+ words) For decades, the well-worn path after high school led straight to a four-year college. But as tuition soars and student debt burdens climb, many young adults are rethinking their options. Increasingly, they're choosing skilled trade programs that can lead to…...