Collection of articles about everything cars.
Once upon a time, we paid for petrol at the cashier with cash. Older drivers would remember those days: how we used to squeeze the lever ever so gently just to get a nice, round number, so that we didn’t have to deal with loose change. When self-service refueling was introduced, we paid at the…
Rain in Malaysia is torrential, sometimes near disastrous. We hate, totally hate driving in the rain. Visibility drops. Puddles can become death traps. Cars slow to a crawl. Not to mention the resulting traffic jam. Well, we can’t change the weather, but we sure can adapt. Here are a few good tips to survive Malaysian…
1. Worn Out Surface All tyres come with tread-wear indicators (TWI), which is a bar-shaped bump located in the grooves. The indicator helps you determine whether the tyre has reached minimum wear level (1.6mm or 2/32 “). If the bump bar is visibly level or close to level with the surface, that’s when you need…
Sometime common sense fails us utterly. How does traffic jam happen? Apart of the obvious reason of having too many cars sharing the road simultaneously, thus causing congestion, we tend to believe traffic jam happens because some people are driving way too slowly. Imagine my amazement when I read a traffic study about how speeding…
No, we are not talking about the drivers who hog the fast lane at turtle. They know, even if they’re already driving at speed limit, they should still give way if faster cars are approaching from behind. They either hog the lane on purpose, or never realized there’s a rear view mirror in the car….
You probably have too many items in your car. Tissue box, of course. That extra pair of shoes. T-Shirt. A pillow, for some serious insomniac workaholics. Having too much stuff in your cabin might not be a good idea. They can interfere with your driving (think emergency braking). They can also take a toll on…
Accidents are preventable. Being a cautious driver is one thing. Being mindful of your car condition is another. It doesn’t matter how careful you are, if you equipment gives up on you, you won’t have control over your car. So, please routinely check the items below. Check the Tires Tires must be checked monthly. Examine…
Foul smell in the vehicle? Foul smell can be caused by shoe mold or beverage spills. Even after washing, the unpleasant smell may still linger. Other than opening the windows while driving and applying air-freshener, you can also try some of these simple and inexpensive tips: Bread (who would’ve thought?) Place a few slices of…
As the daily number of new Coronavirus cases remain high, MCO has been implemented yet again. The government has instructed all employers to allow their employees to work from home. Are you one of them? As a result, you car is idle most of the time. You need to take care of it too. Here…
He’s driving. A car cut into his lane without warning. He was shocked, then furious. He swore and honked repeatedly. He overtook that car, and gave the driver an angry look. The driver avoided eye contact. Then, both parted ways. End of story. But some stories might not end there. Perhaps, a minor collision happened. …
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