August 15, 2008
Extended Warranties Are Usually Worthless
An extended warranty can apply to an automobile or any other large purchase. But the truth is, they are rarely worth it. Truth be told, what they call an extended warranty is not really a warranty at all. It actually should be called a service contract. These agreements are usually tacked onto your automobile purchase or other large purchase at the time of sale. Car dealers attempt to get an extra one to 3000 dollars out of you by having you sign the service contracts and pay money up front for any repairs not covered by the product warranty.
Car Dealers try to scare you into purchasing a service contract for your peace of mind after your factory warranty expires. This is because service contract sales are a huge profit maker for a car dealer. Typically, 50% or more of the selling price goes to the dealer as the seller. However, rarely do these “Extended Warranties” provide you with the protection that you are led to believe they have and would expect.
Usually these contracts don’t cover the following:
No maintenance records. you need to be able to produce records proving that you have maintained their vehicle according to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. If you don’t have proof, you don’t get coverage.
What about wear and tear? Parts in your car that normally wear out, such as brake shoes, and gaskets, shock observers, and even belts are usually not covered. These are considered normal maintenance items and are expected to wear out as your vehicle is used. Usually, no coverage here.
Damage caused by a noncovered part. Your contract may cover the entire powertrain but if a non-covered parts such as a hose should break and this causes major engine damage, the contract will not cover the engine damage, because the hose was not covered part.
Tear Down Diagnosis? Under many service contracts, prior to servicing the car, the repair shop will require the consumer to agree to be responsible for the tear down charges if the failure is not due to a covered part. Some repair facilities will even require the consumer to pay a deposit before they will begin to diagnose the problem.
Limited repair options. You may have a hard time getting repairs on your vehicle, because the service contract limits where you can have the repairs done. The agreements sometimes severely limit who can work on your car by restricting the repairs to a certain number of places. On top of that, some service contract providers have a bad reputation in the service center won’t even honor the contract. They’ll ask you to pay for the repairs, and you have to try and get reimbursed for yourself.
Considering all these problems, chances of you actually receiving any peace of mind by using a service contract are slim. Unless of course you never actually need the contract, which is the most likely scenario. Considering the way cars are being made these days chances of you needing major repairs are pretty slim. In most situations the profits are just going into the company’s pocket and you’ll just be throwing a money away by purchasing an extended warranty.
Filed under Autos by Chuck Masterson
August 11, 2008
How to Get a Your Dream Car at a Sheriffs Car Auction
If you are trying to find that good bargain deal then you should go attend a sheriffs car auction. These auctions usually provide better deals than most used car lots. The best deal for your car is probably at the auction, why not check it out?
If you are just starting off on your career then you probably don’t have enough to buy a brand new car. A brand new car will just add to your monthly problems. Even if you are living alone you don’t have all the freedoms afforded to you because of certain financial constraints right? This is the reason that you need to find great deals for everything you buy.
Being a wise consumer will certainly help you out in the long run. Think about money you can save with a simple decision as choosing a sheriffs car auction to buy your car. You can use this money to pay for your house or you can treat the missis to a well deserved break.
Every month the number of repossessed properties piles up. These include land, houses and cars. These are then auctioned off to the public at a great deal. If you are lucky or if you have done your research well then finding a great buy won’t be that hard when you’re at a sheriffs car auction. You really just need to do your research well. A few more minutes a day of searching will payout dividends in the end.
You may ask why you get a bargain at a sheriffs car auction. The simple answer would be: storage. It is expensive to keep all of these repossessed properties; so the best thing for the government to do is auction them off in order to pay for the storage and minimize the depreciation while being in storage.
The conditions of these cars are good. Some even seem brand-new with no more than a couple of months of use. These pre owned cars range in type because the people who once owned them also have diverse taste.
Monthly bills are always a problem and sometimes people just don’t have enough to make ends meet so they forego paying a few bills. This is how most of the cars got repossessed and land at the auction. Now that the cars are at the auction, you now only need to pick out the car that fits your idea of a dream car and win the bid. Be sure not to bid more than what is required to get the car.
Do you want to change your life with a good car but you just don’t have enough for a brand-new one? Then check out a sheriffs car auction for great deals, find out more on my site!
Filed under Autos by Davion Wong
August 9, 2008
Look Online For The Best Semi Truck Financing
Semi truck financing is very different than financing for a consumer vehicle. Consumer vehicle lenders are everywhere, while it is a bit more difficult to find a semi truck financing lender. There may not be any lenders who deal in these loans near you and even if you do find a local office, you might actually pay a premium rather than getting a good deal on your loan. In this article, we’ll give you a few pointers for finding a good deal on semi truck financing.
The best semi truck financing rates can usually be found online. These rates are much more competitive than rates offered at a physical lender. Even if you choose a lender who has branch locations, online deals are usually better. They know that people who are willing to do business online are looking for the best rates, and these customers are not afraid to go with whomever has the best rate. When you look at online semi truck financing, you are not limited to the choices in your area only. You can get financing from anywhere, as long as they have great deals!
Online semi truck financing is faster and easier. Many times, the funds can be wired directly to you or the company from whom you are purchasing your truck. This makes the turnaround time so much quicker. Another great thing about online semi truck financing is that they usually have more flexible payment options. This allows you to pick the payment schedule that works best for you.
Your neighborhood bank is almost never the right choice for semi truck financing. Even if your bank does offer this sort of loan, they likely have little understanding of semi truck financing. They won’t have any incentive to be competitive in their rates, since they aren’t in the field of semi truck financing. An online lender can do much better for your loan in this case.
The place you buy your truck from will also very likely offer financing, but this is not the best idea for your semi truck financing. They will usually charge high rates; the dealership will give you few options to choose from, since they generally have a deal with a small number of lenders. This means less favorable rates for your loan. These setups are good for the dealership, but not for you.
Finding good semi truck financing is very important to your success. If you get a good rate, your payments will be affordable, and will make it easier for you to make your payments. Getting your semi truck financing online is the best bet for getting the best deal possible.
Filed under Autos by Michael L. Hearney
August 8, 2008
Water4Gas Scam Challenge - Is It Another HHO Generator Scam?
“See your car’s mileage double or tripe-up while your fuel expenses crash down when you use water as your fuel.”
“You’ve got to be kidding me!” you might exclaim.
And I must admit I was thinking of the same thing when I visited at Water4Gas’ site.
And to add to these outrageous-sounding claims, they’re saying than using water for gas is a notch or two ahead of the best gas savers around including hydrogen stored in tanks.
Not to mention they’re claiming that with the HHO generators you’ll be creating with the Water4Gas manual, your car will soon be powered with hydrogen on-demandmeaning it’s supplied only when you need it.
If you’ve bought a lot of stuff from the internet, I?m sure you can smell what I can smell the scent of a scam!
Think about it - there’s no way you could produce combustion out of water in its raw form. And combustion is EVERYTHING when it comes to getting your car running.
Wrap your head around it - how would an average Joe deal with stuff that gets even mechanical engineers and physicists pull their hairs off?!
Not to mention you’re NOT dealing with some ordinary technical stuffs here. It’s something even mechanical experts and engineers have a hard time pondering on!
And I hate to admit even MORE that what they’re claiming on the website was TRUE.. every bit of it!
Here’s a fact - HHO (a.k.a. Brown’s gas) is 3 times more powerful than gasoline. And the components of HHO can be found in water’s basic structure (H2O).
The power of Water4Gas as the best among the rest of the gas savers around is based on the facts mentioned above.
With the aid of the tools from your home’s toolbox, this DIY (Do-It-Yourself) kit for designing powerful HHO generators will get your car ignited with ready-to-use, highly combustible, BUT safe hydrogen.
Electrolysis of water (by using the electricity from the car’s batteries) is the key here. The HHO generator will split down water into its basic form (hydrogen and oxygen). It’s only a matter of time before the generator generates the HHO for your car.
And as for the results?
Let me give you a straightforward rundown on what I’m (and my car) enjoying now
- Whopping savings of $100 or so every month
- My car has clearer emissions (with lesser pollutants)
- It’s running smoother and quieter than before
As for the savings department, the figures keep increasing every month!
I’d say it’s worth every penny I spent on the Water4Gas manual and worth every minute spent on reading and creating the HHO generators that will serve me well for the months to come.
Filed under Autos by Gary Stern
To the surprise of many people, the concept of vehicles powered by electricity is not a new one. Although there has been much widespread publicity in recent years about the new age of greener and more environmentally friendly vehicles powered by electricity rather than gas, the first successful electric vehicles were actually being developed nearly two hundred years ago, back in the 1830s. Robert Anderson in Scotland created a successful electric carriage capable of speeds up to 65 miles per hour, and by the 1900s electric cars were more popular than gas powered ones, and were certainly quieter, cleaner and easier to start.
Today the average person may still think of electric cars as being either a very new idea which may or may not catch on, or imagine that all electric cars are like milk floats or golf carts - rickety old vehicles which are so slow that the average child on a scooter can beat them into town. However, with cars like the Tesla Roadster overtaking a Mercedes SL550 with comfort, and leaving the poor old gas guzzling Ferrari Spider standing at the lights wondering what happened, popular opinion and understanding is changing. With a top speed of 130 miles per hour and a round trip of 250 miles easily manageable on a three hour charge, this is hardly a golf cart.
Often it is forgotten or ignored that there is another side to the use of electric vehicles to be kinder to the environment. It’s not all about the smoke and fumes that will be saved, but also the noise factor. Electric cars are almost silent, the only sound from within the sporty models being a vague impression of having a hairdryer in the boot. Noise pollution is a forgotten attribute of gas powered cars, but imagine a world of near silence. Some people have expressed concerns that with nippy little cars silently dashing about that children and the elderly may find it difficult to anticipate or seen these coming, and that road calming measures or extra noise making speaker need to be fitted.
Besides the greener conscience that road users will have through purchasing an electric vehicle, there are many other benefits and incentives on offer which help to make the whole idea of ditching a gas powered car a much easier decision. For example, if you were to purchase the popular little G-Wiz at under 5,000, you will receive a number of benefits in the UK alone. There are now over two hundred fuelling stations across the UK - so maintaining it is much easier than before, and if you drive round London you’ll benefit from free parking, itself worth 5,00 a year! There’s also no road tax to pay, and the car sits happily in the lowest insurance category, so is a far cheaper option all round.
On a larger scale, Israel has launched a new initiative called Project Better Place, and this is a focus on electric vehicles in such a grand way that it is the ultimate intention to rid Israel of its need and reliance on oil by completely abandoning the gas powered vehicles within just ten years. With half a million charging points, the country is well equipped to support electric vehicles, and with most electric cars able to achieve a 200 kilometre journey on a single charge, Israel is an ideal place to launch the scheme since this distance allows you to travel from any part of the country to any other location in Israel. The model being suggested is similar to the one used by mobile phone companies, with cars being given away free, and consumers paying for the re-charging costs through a number of alternative schemes - either by buying into a scheme that allows unlimited mileage over a certain period of time, or by using a pay-as-you-charge alternative.
As with any major change to long established consumer habits, there has to be enough demand to make the whole idea of replacing gas powered vehicles with electric ones, otherwise the finance is simply not going to be sufficient to enable change on any real scale. Most people are now aware that milk floats are not the be all and end all to such vehicles, and with films such as Minority Report showing Tom cruise tearing up the road in a sporty little electric Lexus, many people are starting to see that there are multiple advantages to the idea of switching over, and that there is no need whatever to sacrifice style for efficiency or even for the environment.
An issue that those sceptics raise concerning electric vehicles is that although eh car itself might not be giving off fumes and harming the environment by burning up fossil fuels, the energy for the batteries has to come from somewhere, and this is likely to be through the main electricity grid, itself powered through the burning of fossil fuels, so that ultimately the whole scheme simply shifts the focus away from the end consumer and back to the big industries. In fact this argument is not entirely valid, since more and more power companies are turning to renewable sources of energy, and this is likely to continue. The other argument is that of the fuel consumption ratio. Gas powered cars burn the fossil fuel in a very wasteful way, whereas electric cars use energy in a much more efficient manner. In this way, the actual amount of energy used, and therefore the amount of fossil fuel burned, is far less.
Imagine a future where we can all drive around in almost virtual silence, with no fumes, no smoke, and even if we get stuck in traffic jams or sit stationery at lights, we don’t have to worry about burning fuel unnecessarily. Some people have expressed concern that in this seemingly idyllic future the power companies would fail because at night, when we all plugged in our cars to recharge, we’d overload the grid. In fact, at night this is when the grid is used far less, and estimates have been made that if we all switched to electric cars, the power grid would be able to work at almost half the capacity it does now. Perhaps we can envisage a future where we come home, plug our car into the fuel cells charged through the day by the solar panels on our roof, and sleep with a clean, and green, conscience.
Filed under Autos by Stuart Russell
There are a lot of people on the road right now that are driving without any sort of car insurance coverage. This is a big problem because if they cause an accident, there is no one to pay for the repairs of the other person’s property.
Many people are of the opinion that the driver without the insurance should be liable, it isn’t always that easy. Let’s face it, if the driver couldn’t pay the car insurance, there is no way that they will be able to pay for any damages to the other vehicle or property. Likewise if the other person is injured, then the cost of medical bills and loss of earnings are not going to be covered.
Anybody driving without insurance may feel that they have no other choice and that they try to drive safely. Many say that they cannot afford car insurance or if they could find cheap car insurance then they would be covered. The fact remains that if you cannot afford car insurance, then you cannot afford to dive.
To be realistic, people can afford what they want and what is important to them, in most cases. There are low cost car insurance policies out there that they could afford if they made some changes in their spending habits. If someone is smoking or drinking then they should cut down on those in order to pay for their insurance. While that is an example of how people could make changes, it is hard to get people to really do it.
In some cases, people may actually reach a broker and receive a quote that is completely out of their reach. If they were not truly focused on locating inexpensive car insurance, then they may have simply given up, instead of searching any further. However, it is important that people realize insurance companies can charge a variety of different rates, to different people. Since it is not a set price, each person can find a variety of different prices by simply calling around. With some simple dedication and effort, everyone can find affordable insurance.
Listen and look out for insurance adverts. There are plenty of companies out there specifically targeting people with low incomes, bad credit or a poor driving record. All they have to do is to pick up the phone and they can have low cost car insurance. Anybody can have cheap car insurance these days. An uninsured car driver who isn’t doing what they can to get cheap car insurance obviously couldn’t be bothered about it in the first place.
Filed under Autos by George Mole
August 3, 2008
Full Face Helmet - Motorcycles Are Cheaper In The Long Run
Motorcycles never have been known for their safety. Any vehicle has its risks though. Often times the operators of cars are not watchful enough of the cycle riders. Both the motorcyclist and the car driver need to watch for each other. The cycle rider should keep their lights on rain or shine and remember always to wear their helmets just to be careful.
Any rider should want to be safe when enjoying their cycle. By donning your full-face helmet along with your boots, gloves, jacket and pants made of leather you will be safeguarding yourself against at least some injury. The full-face helmet is probably the most important safety feature listed here. There is nothing worse than to suffer a serious head injury and any way you can protect your head and brain from injury it is worth it. The name for the pants and jacket part of the outfit is usually called by the term “leathers”.
Physical attractiveness is another trait that cars and cycles have in common but in different areas. The one problem with cars is that some cars a big and cloddy looking. The sport models can be shiny and visually exciting to look at. But all models are not created equal and neither are colors and styles. You will want to look a bit to see what appeals most to you. Cycles have a similar appeal but the one thing that is way different is the addition that you can view the riders whole body opposed to the car hiding the body.
The rider in all his leather gear is seen by everyone around unlike the car drivers. When a rider is all decked out in their gear they can be quite a sight especially with the full-face helmet. Men and women both with admire each other on their bikes. But if the rider happens to be a woman she may get a tad more attention than a man.
The way cars use gas should be a crime sometimes. Certain models just plain use too much gas. Better mileage is happening more these days but still not what it should be. And with gas prices at all times high prices this has become a major problems for some people.
The fuel consumption for cycles is unbelievably reasonable. Due to a cycle being more aerodynamically designed it moves down the road with less resistance. This causes the cycle to use less gas. Sometimes the motorcyclist will have to fill up more often due to smaller gas tanks so bikers feel they use more gas than a car but this is not so. Mileage truly is better with a cycle.
The biggest thing that cars and cycles don’t have in common is price. The cost of cars is much higher than cycles. Even you buy a clunker in a car for a few hundred dollars chances are you are going to have to put thousands into it to get it fixed. Even the price of a new air conditioning unit for the car could be what a motorcycle would cost. With even cars that are brand spanking new you may have to do work on them. There are those emissions tests, brakes that need to be replaced, and front end alignments that cost a pretty penny. Heck did you know that a car loses almost one third of its value just coming off the lot. You can afford all your gear along with your helmet plus for the cycle for less than the money used for fixing the car.
A cycle is just plain cheaper than a car even with the expense of all the gear and add ons. For about $300 you can get a cycle that has been ridden before. Put that cost together with the fantastically good gas mileage and your wallet will be so grateful.
Filed under Autos by John Daniele
How would you like to convert your car to a hydrogen car or water car by the end of the day? Armed with only a do-it-yourself kit and less than $200 you can make this happen. Hydrogen car plans included in such DIY kits make installation a breeze.
How good would that feel - to have the final say on the rising cost of fuel, not to mention suddely be an expert in the eyes of all your mates. When you choose to run your car on water, you accomplish a lot more than actually meets the eye.
Your car will be a much happier, cleaner, responsive and long lasting car (unless you write it off of course - please don’t do this). Cars that run on water prolong the life of the engine by reducing the engine temperature and by removing and preventing further build up of carbon.
Also your car that runs on water will be a lot more responsive (you know - when you are sitting at traffic lights with that “rev-head” revving his engine beside you - just kidding). But seriously - your water car or hydrogen car will improve in performance noticeably.
Like that isn’t enough - how cool is this - your car’s emissions will be a whole lot cleaner. Our planet will love you for it - since it is people like us who are forced to use cars to get to work who are helping create the damage, so wouldn’t it be nice to be able to reverse the damage we have done. If we all just did this one thing to our cars, our kids would grow up in a cleaner, healther world.
This technology is very very simple, and adding it to your car so that you can make your car run on water is so simple that it is reported that even a kid could do it - as most do-it-yourself hydrogen car fuel kits come with step by step instructions (simple instructions) and diagrams that make sure you cannot go wrong. I do not - however - advise letting your child do this - do it yourself.
Cars that run on water require very little maintenance - a top up of water each week and off you go. How much would your wife love you to make her car run smoother or ease the budget each week? How much would your mate thank you to make his engine last longer? How much would you enjoy being the “expert” at making cars run on water?
All in all, everybody and everything wins - including you. Your car now runs on water, you spend less on gas each week, your car will last longer, you are helping the planet, and you are proud to be the one to make all of this happen. You are the person who made all of these positive things happen.
Oh - I didn’t mention the loser - did I? That would be the oil companies and their nice little profits. How does that feel? Yes yes yes!
Filed under Autos by Susan Olsen
You’ve just bought your first new car and now you need to get car insurance for that vehicle. You?re not sure what to do and you want to make sure you get the most affordable rate. You don?t want your lack of knowledge to cause you to have to pay more for your car insurance than what you have to; especially since you need to put very expensive fuel in that car to keep it running.
Fortunately, lack of knowledge doesn’t have to get in your way. There are some basic things you should know about buying car insurance for the first time. They are not difficult and you?ll find that the difference between knowing these things and not knowing these things means more money you can keep in your pocket or use to put fuel in your car. It doesn’t matter how you choose to use that money. What matters is that you?re not unnecessarily paying it on a car insurance premium.
How much you need
Chances are you have financed this car and the lender requires you to have full coverage insurance. This covers everything from bodily injury to collision in case you are in an auto accident with that car. Although the lender requires full coverage, you can have different degrees of coverage based on what you can afford.
For example:
- You can choose to go with a policy that has a $500 deductible. What this means is that this is the amount you have to pay to repair your car in case you are in a collision with someone or some thing. If the bill to fix the car is $3,000. The insurance will pay the remaining $2,500 after you have paid your $500 deductible.
That seems easy enough, doesn’t it? It is pretty simple. However, it is important for you to determine how much you can afford in regards to your deductible. You can actually save money on your premium each month if you can afford a higher deductible in case of an accident. The higher the deductible, the cheaper the premium, but you don?t want to go beyond what you can afford.
How to save
Once you’ve determined how much you need, this is the point in which you can work on saving money. You need to first comparison shop by checking with the different providers to see what types of premiums they have for the amount of coverage you need. You also need to ask them what is covered under the insurance, what the limitations are, when the coverage begins and ends, how much coverage you get, and how you file a claim.
Once you find good prospects, you can then ask them what types of car insurance discounts they offer. If you are a college student, they may offer a discount. They may even offer an additional discount for good grades. You can also do such things as open a life insurance policy with them to get a multi-line discount.
If you’re ever in doubt, contact your state?s department of insurance and ask them tips regarding how you can save on car insurance. They will gladly give you that information. You may even want to talk with the insurance providers regarding a discount if you allow them to automatically deduct your premium from your bank account each month. You have many different areas to compare and many discounts and policy alterations that can work to your advantage. Use them and see how much money you can save. You may actually be surprised how much money you can have in your pocket versus how much could possibly go into your insurance premium.
Filed under Autos by Amy Nutt
July 29, 2008
Auto Loan Secrets - Don’t Get Reaped Off!
The next time you are in the market to buy a car, will you take money out of your savings or will you, like most people, arrange for a loan because if you are, an auto loan might be the best way to do this. If you haven’t used a loan like this before, it is a great way to fund a car because although it is secured by a lien on the vehicle being purchased, the security for the loan will reduce as the risk decreases with each monthly premium.
Once you have been allocated your budget, the more enjoyable side to the process occurs as you take time to search for a car that you like which is just a case of going online.
The best way to search for a car is using the many online services now available which speed up the search tremendously as all you need to do is enter the type of car and budget and the search engines can do the rest, all without leaving your home.
If you are looking for a particular car but the price is a far too much for you, you can also go for used cars option as you can get auto loans for that as well. Anybody can get the auto loan provided they have a good credit history so never make the mistake of applying for an auto loan without first checking out your credit score.
Having a poor sore does not automatically bar you from having being accepted for an auto loan but you might find that the loan interest rate is set higher as a penalty. If your score is under 550, this is when you may find you are penalized when you apply for your auto loan but above this level there shouldn’t be any problem at all.
Although most financial establishments will arrange an auto loan on your behalf, including dealers, using the internet will allow you to compare the different rates, including those for internet finance companies as well.
You need to look at this carefully as some lenders will entice you with low repayments but that is not the whole picture and it may cost more at a later date. Most individuals may end up paying more that the car is worth due to the fact that they choose low down payments.
Loan insurance can be a good idea and you will often find that interest rates may be slightly lower as the finance company does not have the same risk as someone who has not arranged loan protection insurance.
Often you will find that you can get rebates by using the car dealership financing but there is nothing to stop you re-financing through an online lender at a lower rate once you have arranged the auto loan through the dealer.
If you are determined to find an online lender then there will be a number to choose from but there may be an application fee to pay and/or a down payment as well but tow companies that do not require these are Capital One Auto Loans and E-Loans. Online auto loan rates are the standard for dealers to beat so look for the best and get your loans only from the best.
Filed under Autos by Gemma Banks
July 28, 2008
Finding Quality Auto Body Parts At The Wreckers
If you have ever had to do work or had someone else do work on your vehicle then you know how costly parts can be. While it maybe cheaper to do the work yourself, it can be a difficult job. Other times it is nice to shop for second hand parts, but it can be hard to find what you want. When sitting down to make a decision on how best to fix your vehicle you need to ask yourself a few simple questions.
The first is whether or not you need to get a new part. For moving parts and electronic equipment getting used parts can be a risky endeavor. However if you are looking for auto body parts, then getting used can be a very viable option.
Choosing and Buying Second-Hand Body Parts
The key to getting good prices on used auto body parts is persistence. The first thing you need to do is do some research on what junk yards and auto parts places are nearby. After you have done that you can begin calling them to see if they have the part you are looking for in stock.
If they do ask them how much they want for it and make a note of it. Now is not the time to haggle about price, keep good records to do that later.
After you have developed a list of local retailers that have the part you are looking for set aside some time to go out and talk to them. Depending on how many have the auto body parts you are looking for you may need multiple days to get this done. You are definitely going to want to look at as many parts as possible as there will most assuredly be differences in the quality of the different parts.
While used parts may have a little wear and tear to them I would avoid purchasing auto body parts with significant wear and tear as more than likely you will just end up having to buy them again. If the part looks up to snuff and of solid quality see if you can get them to bring the price down at all from where they set it.
Unless it is a very strict junkyard you should be able to haggle on the price a bit. If the price is still to high, just politely inform the owner that you have a few other locations to check out. Even it is the price is good this is a good strategy for getting them to move on the price or at the very least test them to see if there is room to move.
Once you have purchased the product now it is a simple matter of installing it. If you can do this yourself than go for it, otherwise take the part with you to a mechanic and see what they can do.
Filed under Autos by C S Liner