Tie rods are integral components of a vehicle's steering system. They consist of two parts known as the inner end and the outer end. The outer end is composed of tie rod ends, which are connected to the ball joints of the front wheels. Tie rod ends help push and pull the front wheels as the steering wheel is turned so that they can move together. If tie rod ends break or disconnect from the tie rods due to wear and tear or damage, you can lose control of the car and possibly cause an accident.
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Introduced progressively in most states during the 2000s, the learner logbook, a record of how many hours of driving practice a learner driver has completed, has quickly become the bane of many an Australian learner driver's existence. Some states, such as Western Australia, are lenient, and only require learner drivers to log 25 hours of supervised practice before they sit their tests. Others, such as New South Wales and Victoria, are more stringent, imposing a 120-hour minimum on their novice drivers.
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Travelling with two couples can be an amazing experience, but it can also get a bit crowded in the caravan with four adults. Luckily, there are features and amenities that can make the experience of travelling with two couples fun and functional. Here are some caravan features you may like for your journey:
1. Ample room for four adults to sit safely while driving
Depending on the type of caravan you buy, there may only be room for two adults to sit safely and comfortably while the caravan is in transit.
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Have you ever felt helpless when your car overheated while you were driving? Read on and discover some simple solutions that you can try before you call for a tow truck.
Top Up the Coolant
It is normally advisable to have spare supplies of engine coolant in your car. That supply will come in handy in case your engine overheats. This is because engines may overheat in case the level of coolant is lower than the required level.
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A big rig or semi-truck can be very expensive for any individual owner or company owner, which is why it's often good to buy a used model versus a new one. However, there are some special considerations to remember when buying a used big rig, as these heavy-duty trucks suffer excessive wear and tear due to their heavy loads and just their own weight. You want to ensure you take the time to thoroughly inspect any used big rig before you buy, and note a few considerations to keep in mind so you know you get one that will work for you and last for years.
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