Posts Tagged ‘car’
Eco-Friendly Junk Car Removal in the Bay Area
July 30, 2012 | 
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You’d like to take your car to a junkyard for effective disposal – and possibly some extra cash and a tax write-off. But, like any good Bay Area citizen, you're concerned about the effects of the disposal on the environment. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Recycling News | 
Tags: auto parts, car, junkyard, salvage yard | 
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DIY Car Battery Care: 6 Crucial Tips
You're a Bay Area automotive enthusiast, and you want to check/repair a possibly damaged car battery. Here are 6 important tips for DIY car battery repair. Read the rest of this entry »
Road Trip Essentials: Ultimate Emergency Car Kit
Whether you're planning a brief jaunt up to the country, a jag down to San Diego to visit your sister, or a cross-country sightseeing journey… you need essential “stuff” in your car in the event that the disaster befalls you. So what should be in your emergency kit? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Tips | Tags: auto, car, driving tips, maintenance, road trip, travel | 1 Comment »
Run-Flat Tires: The Safest Choice for Roadside Changes?
There is nothing more exasperating than pulling over on a busy highway and discovering that one of your tires has blown out. Most Bay Area drivers don’t know the first thing about how to change a flat tire or deal with a tire blowout. To that end, many people are turning to new kind of device to help drivers get through flat tire emergencies. This is called a run-flat tire. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Industry Info/Tips | Tags: auto, auto parts, car, car dismantling, driving, parts recycling, suv, truck, used cars | Comments Closed
Should I Donate, Trade or Sell My Used Car?
Your once spanking new car is not so spanking new anymore. Your needs have changed, your car has changed, and you are at a different place in your life. But the question looms: what should you do with your used auto? The answer is not always necessarily simple… Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Recycling News | Tags: auto, car, dismantling, donate, recycling, sell, suv, tax credit, trade, truck | 2 Comments »
Bay Area Auto Recycling Is Awesome for the Environment
Perhaps you have an old clunker that's been sitting out on the lawn for few weeks (or, heaven forbid, months!). Your Bay Area neighbors are beginning to complain. Or maybe your car was seriously dinged up or even totaled in an accident, and you really just need to get rid of it and get a new car. But you are stuck with the vexing problem of what to do with the old one. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Recycling News | Tags: auto, bay area, car, cash, dismantling, parts, recycling, san francisco, truck | Comments Closed
California Approves Extremely Aggressive Vehicle Emission Regulations
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) unanimously approved new California regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by mandating that automakers put more hybrid and electric cars on CA's roads by 2025. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: air, auto, bay area, california, car, eco, electric, emission, environment, greenhouse, hybrid, parts, recycling, suv, truck | Comments Closed
How to Replace/Install an Ignition Distributor
If you fancy yourself a “do it yourself” mechanic, and you want to replace or install an ignition distributor yourself; here are some key battle tips to get you through the process. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Tips | Tags: auto, car, dismantling, distributor, diy, do it yourself, green, how to, howto, parts, recycling, repair, suv, truck, van, work | 2 Comments »
How to “Break-In” Your New Engine: Surprising Tips
Most casual drivers (and even some professionals) underestimate how important it is to “break-in” a new engine mindfully. Like a new pair of shoes, a new baseball glove, or even – if you want to extend the metaphor to ridiculous lengths – a new pet, the way you treat an engine during its first 1,000 to 3,000 miles of use can profoundly influence its performance and even the lifetime use you get out of your vehicle. Read the rest of this entry »
