My name is Lynn, and I created this blog to help and inform new drivers in case they ever get stuck or stranded. A couple of years ago, my teenage son was stuck on the side of the road with a flat tire and a dead cell phone. Luckily, he was just a few miles away and managed to walk home, but I regretted that I hadn't prepared him for the situation better. After that, I taught him everything he needed to know about changing flat tires, signalling for help, packing an emergency bag and calling a tow truck. We also dealt with issues like getting cars out of deep snow or mud and recognizing when to call for a professional tow. Keeping all that information to ourselves didn't make sense so I decided to start this blog. I hope the info helps you.
Posted on: 27 July 2017
When you need to haul equipment a long distance, you want to make sure that you have the right type of trailer to haul your equipment on a long trip. Here is a quick rundown of the five main types of trailers that are used for this type of job. This rundown should help you better select what type of trailer you need to use to move your large equipment to its new location.
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Posted on: 6 June 2017
Many people have found that needing a tow truck can come at some of the worst times. If you want to make sure that your sudden need for a tow truck does not come when you are not financially ready for the cost, then you are going to want to make use of the following tips. This way, you will not have to simply leave your vehicle stranded along the side of the road until you can come up with some cash.
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Posted on: 18 May 2017
You've got a few days off and a few bucks for gas and food in your pocket, so you are considering grabbing an overnight bag and a friend or two and hitting the open road for a quick, spur-of-the-moment road trip. Road trips can definitely be a lot of fun and lead you to some pretty exciting adventures. However, travelers who jump and run on a road trip without a little forethought sometimes find themselves stranded on the side of the road, nowhere near their intended destination.
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Posted on: 4 May 2017
When a non-working vehicle that has an unappealing body sits in a driveway for a long time, it detracts from the curb appeal of a house. Did you know that you can actually get fined for leaving such a vehicle on your property for a long time? Basically, a neighbor can file a complaint that your vehicle is detracting from the beauty of the neighborhood, especially if you live in one that has a Homeowners Association (HOA).
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