Chrome Rims, Custom Alloy Car, Truck, SUV Rims

With the extended life that you can get from most new motor oils, checking and changing your engine oil is still one of the most overlooked simple maintenance items. This is especially important with an older truck because clean oil reduces the friction between moving parts extending the life of your engine. And clean oil also assures that your engine will run cleaner, free from harmful deposits in the combustion chambers and on the valves, all of which means that your engine will operate at top efficiency. Auto technicians say that you can boost your gas mileage by up to 10% by changing your oil, air and fuel filters at least every 5,000 miles.

The Ford F150 tonneau cover can be used-and the truck driven-while the tonneau cover is in the flat, closed position or the open, upright position so tall objects can be easily transported. Unlike other tonneau covers, this model features a special set of racks that can be used with the tonneau cover in the upright position to enable you to haul more cargo than ever. The racks fit in between the two upright covers to provide a second level where you can easily stow ladders, canoes, or other long objects weighing up to 600 pounds.

What size wheels should you get? If you’re looking for a serious street performance wheel, then KMC wheels sized 16 inches to 19 inches are the way to go. If you’re looking for something a little more urban that screams “look at my sweet ride,” then 20 inch KMC “dubs” or larger KMC rims are what you want. Check out some truck forums and blogs to see examples of what might work for your rig.

The Transit Connect has a lot of space, and is equipped to carry cargo weighing up to 1,600 pounds. In addition, it has 135 cubic feet of cargo space. But consider the fueling perks as well. At 22 mpg in the city, and 25 mpg in highway driving, it is is perfect for those with a tighter gas budget. No other American vehicle offers such storage capacity and fuel efficiency. Ford has done some terrific things with the Transit Connect to set it above its competitors in both the domestic market as well as the international market.

Everything has its season, and truck accessories are no exception. While winter driving may bring hassles and delays, it also allows for some of the coolest add-ons to your truck or SUV, saving you time while providing safety and convenience. Five of the most useful are:

New Features of the 2011 Chevrolet Silverado Heavy Duty Trucks
The 2011 Chevrolet Silverado heavy duty trucks have some exciting new features that make them the most exciting models to hit floors for awhile. From new frames to new technology, you will be surprised at how much you want this new Chevy heavy duty truck.
The 2011 [...]

I have been reading they are fast as hell. No Vette owner has yet to be able to out-run one these cops. Dont say I didnt warn you!

I Gotta admit to actually owning several cars that made this list. They may have been bad but Im still alive to tell about it. I can agree that most of these cars were pieces of Shi* but that ‘71 Gremlin was kinda cool.

Five spoke Cragars and Cherry Bomb side pipes were after market accessories that really made a huge difference in looks and a little performance.

What should you look for in nerf bars? What elements will tell you if you’re making a purchase that will stand the test of time? As you might imagine, it is essential that you choose high quality accessories; below, you will find just a few of the areas to consider.

Pickup trucks are designed to carry heavy materials and equipment for long distances, regardless of the terrain. Chevy trucks add style to that time-old definition. Instead of appearing as industrial vehicles, they sport an aesthetic swagger, like the edgy image of a sporty automobile. The Chevy SSR comes as the prime example. With its vintage appeal, you’ll purchase one for style as much as function.

In recognizing the 2010 Jeep Wrangler, Cars.com noted, “The legendary Jeep Wrangler tops our Off-Roaders picks again this year. … Long on capability, the scrappy Wrangler Rubicon has 10.5 inches of ground clearance, as well as approach, departure and breakover angles its competitors can only envy. When the shortest distance between two points is an obstructed straight line, you’ll want to be in a Wrangler.”

2009 Chevy Silverado Factory OEM Wheels
From Motor Trend Online ………

“The Chevrolet Silverado has recently been knocking on the tailgate of the Ford F-150 for the crown of best-selling full-size truck as the Ford nears the end of its latest generation. To keep the Silverado competitive for 2009 — the same model year when a new [...]