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Hello, Anyone have any experience with CARPRO CQuartz leather 2.0 to put on a new car interior to protect it? Thank you

Skill Mag 77!!! They seem to be the one that is always in demand and have/hold value. (Many pawn shops I visit say its the only one they would lend money on)

I appreciate all the feedback. I am planning on doing the work myself, I have a little mechanical aptitude. After it unfortunately will need an alignment which I will have to take it to a shop to perform.

I was planning to use the TTX line... I do see on Rock Auto a GM Genuine one PN 25905442 for $147 listed in the daily driver category. The Premium category shows the Mevotech TTX CTXMS20360 for $88... Seems crazy a "premium" part is that much less..

Hello, I have a '03 GMC that could use an upper control arm replacement (bushings worn). I saw on the wonderful YouTube, 1Road use Mevotech TTX parts on his vehicle and was considering them for my truck. Anyone use them? Any feedback? The OEM ones seem to be discontinued. Thank you.

Still crazy to me that people will spend this kind of money without understanding or barely looking at something. People will spend obscene money for a vehicle they just saw, kinda like marrying a person within the first ten minutes of meeting them.

I say fix it. The $600 for some engine mounts if they are really bad enough is less than a couple car payments. So if you spend it and get 6+ months out of the car you are ahead. Plus it buys you time to find the car/price you want. Also, if you have the same luck I do, after you put in the...

LOL!! I agree I have seen so many ads for vehicles or real estate that just wow me. I always wonder what the person taking the pictures are thinking.. Do they really think "this dirty towel on the rack will sell this house" or "check out this rats nest of wires" to sell a car...

I do not feel it is very necessary for home use or as a need tool. If you are interested and want one especially to attempt to learn more about how things work and the price is reasonable, why not get one to grow your mind some.

I have used it and have been happy with it.. Works as well as anything else but I do think a little less streaky. I use it a lot to get rid of bird stuff..

To me the biggest con is as you stated, if they discontinue the app or support of the product. From there, its how much are you going to use it.... If its not that often, save the money... If a lot, then go for it.

I miss tool trucks. Where I work now, we dont get them (airport). But Honestly what a rough job it must be. I looked into buying out a Snap on guy and taking over for him, but after some reasearch and thinking, wasnt a good move. Now with all the online options and such, its got to be hard to...

I found a mitt seemed to work the same/reasonably well compared to a bar on my vehicle. My personal preference Is I prefer the bar. No real reason, other than I just like using it better.

Those water beading pictures are awesome!! Very nice truck!

So what about the EFB (Enhanced Flooded Batteries), would that be a reasonable choice to upgrade from a standard battery but not AGM?

I agree just about all the time they are not needed. As stated, they can make some jobs less cumbersome. I did have a job a short while ago where a deep wouldn't fit and a shallow/standard size bottomed out, so it was one of the very very few where it was just what was needed. If you find a good...

Beautiful! That would be fun!

That's what I remember too.. He pops up on other social media sites every once in a while, but hopefully will return to YouTube. He is one I enjoy as well. Anyone watch Garage 54 for some entertainment? Crazy automotive experiments that are funny to watch...

I also like Flat Rate Master, I wish he would throw in a couple videos of some repairs he does as well.. I do enjoy his tool reviews and general shop talk. I have liked WatchJRGO for a while, not the most in depth, but sometimes its just fun to watch a quick car flip...

Same here, for me this is the option I like the best. I have some plastic "buckets" that my duplicate sockets go in, a couple blocks that work well, but my favorite is the Olsa aluminum rail.