Best Alarm Devices For Your Vehicle's Protection

Lo-Jack

Lo-Jack, a GPS based vehicle recovery device, is a great choice but is only effective if the car is already stolen. That said, the Lo-Jack sticker alone might be a deterrent enough against theft. If your car is stolen, a signal is sent to a designated monitoring station, eventually leading to your vehicle's recovery.

Viper

The Viper 3303 alarm system is a top quality alarm that will keep most thieves at bay and may even discourage all of them. The Viper has an extremely loud 6-tone siren sure to create a scene. It emits a warning sound from light impact then screams with harder shock. However, there is debate as to whether or not people respond to car alarm-sirens any more. It comes standard with a starter kill that disables the vehicle if a hot-wire is attempted.

Power lock

Most stolen vehicles are hot-wired. The Power lock, which connects to your starter under the hood, cuts off the power to the starter. Using a pre-coded electronic key and inserting it into a mounted box is the only way to resume electrical flow to the starter, allowing your vehicle to come to life. The mounted box is typically installed in an unusual place, nonetheless the unit does work. 

Ravelco

The Ravelco, anti-theft device is a dash mounted electrical kill switch that disables the vehicle until the head is inserted into a permanently mounted plug completing the circuit. Ravelco boasts that no one has every beat the system. The install is difficult and time consuming. That said the statistics speak for themselves.

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Reduce The Cost of Your Car Maintenance

Always Buy Gas at the Same Place
Make sure when you purchase gasoline for your automobile that you always purchase from the same place. This helps in a couple of ways. The first being that if there's a problem with the gasoline you purchase you will know where it came from and be able to avoid that store in the future. Problems with gas can be that it has water in it which can be problematic for cars. The second being that some gasoline has detergent added and switching from non-detergent to detergent gas can sometimes cause problems.

Check your Oil Level and Tire Pressures Routinely
Although it's a good idea to keep an eye on your gauges some cars are not equipped with oil pressure gauges, so it's best to check your all with each fill up. Having the proper amount of oil in your vehicle is critical. Not having enough all can cause major engine damage. You’ll also need to make sure the tire pressure on your vehicle is correct. By having underinflated or overinflated tires you may damage the tires and cause premature wear. Your fuel mileage may also suffer when tires inflated properly.

Get a Quote for Car Repairs from Several Places
Car repairs are just like any other business transaction. Sometimes there is room to negotiate the price and by doing so you could save lots of money. Contact a few auto repair shops in your neighborhood when you need the repairs done and find out the best price each would offer on the repairs. 

Take Advantage of Warranties if it's Available
Your car may still be under warranty so is best to check with the dealer first. Some car dealers also offer free maintenance such as oil changes, tire rotations, and tune-ups. Be sure to check if your vehicle is under warranty so you can get service done for free rather than paying for it.




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How To Pick The Pefect Auto Insurance

·         Learn basic insurance terms 

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·         It's hard to understand what you're buying if the lingo used sounds like a foreign language to you. So, do a bit a research and get an understanding of basic insurance terms. Before you pay a premium, you should understand the difference between comprehensive and collision coverage.

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·         Understand your financial needs 

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·         Categorize yourself and assess your financial status. If you don't have much to lose, you can get away with a bare bones auto policy.

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·         Stick with reputable insurers 

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·         You may not like everything State Farm, Geico or Pemco stand for, but these industry giants do have something in common. Unlike smaller companies, they are reputable and have the ability to pay you after a claim. These two factors are important aspects for any insurance company. You don't want to deal with an unknown entity in this world unless you're prepared to pay a heavy price.

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Three Household Items That Can Be Useful For Your Car

Dawn Dish Soap

                                               

 

• Dawn, when mixed with a bucket of water, becomes an inexpensive car soap. If you want to increase the impact, add vinegar for tough grime on your car and tough stains on your seats or floors. Do not use on leather seats.  Leather needs moisture and this mixture may be too abrasive. 

Rubbing Alcohol

                            

• Rubbing alcohol is great for removing stains. Dab the stain with alcohol and make sure to use a die-free cloth. Do not rub, just dab.

Olive Oil

                                

• After you have dusted your dashboard, you can add shine with a little olive oil. First make sure to spot test in a hidden area before you treat the whole area. Once you are sure that no discoloration will occur, apply a small amount olive oil to the dash and rub with a clean cloth.  It will look shiny and new!
  
  
  
  
  
  
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