Are you in the market for new tires? Don’t get rid of your old ones. Try repurposing them into something functional or stylish—or both. Reusing your tires can help you save money that you can invest in your new tires. It’s also a great way to reduce trash in landfills and help the environment.
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Here are a few creative ways to put your old tires to use:
Why send your tires to the trash, when you can put them to good use around your home?
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Engine failure, especially out of the blue, can be scary. It can put a wrench in your plans if driving somewhere important and depending on the problem, can be expensive to fix. Thankfully, there are lots of warning signs that can signal you when your engine is about to fail.
If you begin to notice some electrical problems in your vehicle, such as the dome light failing to turn on when you open the doors or the radio shutting off, you may need to check the fuses.
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