The German Car Blog

The German Car Blog

  • Tips for Buying Castor Wheels for Equipment

    If you are new to buying castor wheels for different equipment items, you may be confused about where to start. This is especially true if you are a new maintenance manager or property manager who has been handed this purchasing task. If this sounds like the situation you are in, here are some tips for buying new castor wheels for various pieces of equipment. These tips will help you narrow down the choices to the right options for your needs.

  • Why pre-purchasing a full tank of fuel with your car rental makes sense

    When renting a vehicle, many companies will give you two options: you can either pre-purchase a full tank of fuel or return the vehicle exactly where the fuel level was. Many motorists find the second option to be an obvious choice. You don't have to pay for any fuel that you don't use during your trip, and you have full control over how much you use. However, pre-purchasing a full tank of fuel may actually turn out to be the cheaper and more convenient option.

  • Can You Break Free from the Mundane by Becoming a Truck Driver?

    Do you like to take responsibility for your own actions and work well under pressure? If you're looking for a change in career then this is an important question to ask yourself. You're looking for something more challenging, but also something diverse and so long as you can cope with the additional demands, then you may be cut out for a career as a truck driver. What do you need to know about this type of position?

  • 3 Top Frequently Asked Questions about Truck Wheel Alignment

    Who doesn't love the perks that come with aligned truck wheels? From long-lasting tires to fuel efficiency, wheel alignment ensures optimal truck performance. Unfortunately, most truck owners know little about wheel alignment and only discover that their vehicle needs an alignment check when a mechanic points it out. Since waiting longer than is necessary to align your truck's wheels can have fatal outcomes, it is essential to learn as much as you can about it.

  • 4 Reasons You Shouldn't Leave Your Diesel Engine's Water Separator Undrained

    Diesel engines come with plenty of advantages, including superior efficiency, added torque and lower maintenance requirements. However, one drawback is that diesel fuel can become contaminated with water more easily than gasoline because it absorbs water more readily. This is why many diesel engines are fitted with a water separator that takes water out of the fuel. You'll usually find it near the fuel filter. Of course, you'll need to drain the water separator whenever it gets full.

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Although I am also a big fan of Australian cars, my passion for German cars is almost as strong. Ever since I was a teenager, I've been into Porsches, Volkswagens, Audis and Mercedes. Even now I'm still thrilled to get behind the wheel of a German-made car even though I have driven plenty of models over the years. If you want advice on importing a classic German car from Europe or simply want my views on the latest developments in German car technology, then I hope that you will find my blog to be as informative as it is up to date.

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