About Me

Caravans, Cars and Trucks

Hello, my name is Richard and I live in a small town in New South Wales. If there is one thing I love, it is the sound of an engine as it roars into life. My real 9-to-5 job is working for a corporate insurance company but in reality, I just do that to pay the bills. At the weekend, I like to work on my friend's vehicles to keep them in top condition. I know how to repair caravans, cars, and trucks to keep them on the road. I decided to start this blog to help other people with their auto problems.

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4 Facts about Alloy Wheels that Prospective Buyers Should Know

Posted on 12 December 2016

When faced with the choice of buying car wheels, alloy wheels will always come at the top of your list due to their stylish look. Apart from their elegance, alloy wheels also improve the drive-ability and handling of your car due to their lightweight nature. These wheels can be expensive, especially if you go for the larger ones. As such, regular maintenance can extend the life of these wheels and make your investment worthwhile. [Read More]

How to Finalise a Great Caravan Sale

Posted on 30 November 2016

Should I sell privately or through a dealership? Try to sell it privately if you can. There might be exceptions, but, generally speaking, selling your caravan privately means that you get a greater percentage of the asking price or your buyer's bid. You can choose to auction it, but there's no guarantee that you'll get a price that you are completely satisfied with. What should I be looking for when buying or selling a caravan? [Read More]

How To Stay Safe When Your Car Breaks Down

Posted on 8 November 2016

When your car breaks down on the roadside, the time you spend waiting for your emergency breakdown service can be worrying and stressful--particularly if it's after dark and you'd been driving alone. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to prepare in advance for such an eventuality that should help you to deal with it as best you can should it arise--and a few more things that will help you through it should you need to use them. [Read More]

Five Things You Need to Take Care of Your Own Heavy Haulage Needs

Posted on 10 October 2016

If you need to haul heavy equipment, you can attempt to do it yourself, or you can turn the job over to a heavy haulage expert. Doing it yourself requires some special tools and skills. Here's what you need: 1. Haulage Equipment If you plan to do your own heavy haulage, buying equipment is the biggest investment you have to make. Depending on the type of equipment you need to move, you may need a flatbed trailer, a towing trailer or in some cases, a speciality trailer for each piece of equipment. [Read More]