Got a 2024 Tundra? Just slapped on a cheap leveling kit last weekend? If it’s already pulling to one side, slinging grease from the CV boots, or throwing up radar errors, you’re not the only one. Thousands of Tundra owners, especially those driving 2022 and newer models, are finding out the hard way that leveling … Read more
Drive a 2015–2018 Silverado with the 6L80? Then you’ve likely felt it. That harsh clunk into gear. The highway shake that feels like you’re rolling over rumble strips. Or worse, shifting into Drive and getting nothing. Thousands of GM truck and SUV owners have swapped torque converters, flushed fluid, replaced valve bodies, and still ended … Read more
Haul westbound on I-70 with your Outback hitched to a teardrop camper. The climb gets steep, temps rise, and before long the CVT flares, coolant starts to boil, and you’re stuck on the shoulder with your flashers on. That 2,700-lb tow rating? It didn’t prepare you for this. Hauling isn’t all about weight ratings. It’s … Read more
Got a 2003 Silverado or Grand Am that cranks fine, runs for two seconds, then dies? You’ve probably already done the 30-minute key dance, three 10-minute on cycles hoping that damn security light shuts off. But it doesn’t. And now you’re wondering if you did something wrong. You didn’t. The truck just thinks you’re trying … Read more
Press the start button and nothing. You jab the brake, try again, and the dash flashes “Key Not Detected.” You’re stuck in a 2022 Durango, groceries warming up, kids getting loud in the back. One coin-cell battery just wrecked your afternoon. This isn’t some freak glitch. Push-to-start failures show up in Durangos from 2011 to … Read more
Sit at a red light. Hear click-click-click. The 2008 Honda CR-V next to you locks and unlocks like it’s trying to break free. Interior lights flash. The dash chirps. By the time the driver gets home, the battery’s drained. This wasn’t some rare glitch. Thousands of CR-V owners, mostly from 2007 to 2009, watched their … Read more
You flexed through a rock garden, dragged the belly, and made it out grinning. The next morning? There’s a black smear on the transmission pan and a fresh mist of grease splattered across the skid plate. The Jeep still rolls, but now there’s a low buzz under your boots once you hit 40. That’s not … Read more
White paint peeling off the hood or roof of a Hyundai isn’t rare, and it’s not just your car. From Southern California to snowy Quebec, drivers keep seeing the same thing. The finish cracks, flakes, and sometimes strips all the way to bare metal. At first, it’s just ugly. But once the panel’s exposed, rust … Read more
You hitch up the camper, pack in the kids, and roll out with a 5,000-lb trailer, supposedly well within what the Ridgeline can handle. But thirty miles in, your arms are sore from gripping the wheel. The rear’s sagging, crosswinds shove the truck around, and every passing semi makes it feel like you’re wrestling the … Read more
What looked like a brilliant upgrade on paper has turned into a reliability minefield for some GMC truck owners. The MultiPro tailgate—GMC’s six-way Swiss Army knife of a tailgate—promised easier access, better hauling options, and even tailgate tunes. But real-world use is exposing cracks in the design. Literally. Since its debut on the 2019 Sierra … Read more