Kruczek's Garage

06/26/2026

There's plenty of storage to go around in your personal vehicle, no matter whether a car or truck. Be sure not to store these 12 items under any circumstances.

06/19/2026

Automobiles are packed to the brim with features designed to make the driving experience more enjoyable, comfortable, and safer. Funny thing is, it might not be the advanced systems that perplex driver's today...

Cup holders have become a mainstay in modern cars, though car owners can't help but notice the gap between them. There might actually be a reason for that.

06/12/2026

Key maintenance tasks include checking tires, brakes, fluids, wipers, and the battery. Your local climate dictates specific maintenance needs,...

Winter takes a toll on your vehicle. Use this checklist to keep your car running smoothly all summer long.

06/05/2026

There are a lot of features that we don't see in cars anymore, and Gen Z and Gen Alpha won't know what they are at first glance. What are some standouts?

05/29/2026

Tires are often the most underrated part of your vehicle. They might not be as flashy as big twin-turbo engines or massive ...

Driving on worn-down tires is dangerous, but avoiding these mistakes can alleviate some of the risks.

05/24/2026

Our tow crew out keeping roads open this weekend. Please take your time and make it a safe holiday weekend!

05/22/2026

With warm days on the horizon, weather across the country is about to heat up. And so will your car. If you've never thought about ways to keep your car cool or...

As Oklahoma's weather heats up, learn how to cool down your car's interior and prepare your vehicle for summer with AAA's tips.

05/15/2026

While you might use certain devices all the time in the car, if you're having battery problems, it might make sense to unplug ...

While you might use certain devices all the time in the car, if you're having battery problems, it might make sense to unplug them while the car isn't running.

05/11/2026

🚨 Understanding the Move Over Law in New Hampshire 🚨

In New Hampshire, the Move Over Law is not just a suggestion—it’s a vital safety regulation designed to protect our first responders and roadside workers. This law requires drivers to move over and provide a safe distance for any emergency vehicles with lights flashing, including police, fire, and EMS, as well as tow trucks and roadside assistance vehicles.

💡 Why is this Law Important?

Protecting Lives: Every year, countless first responders face dangerous situations while attending to emergencies. By moving over, you help ensure their safety and the safety of those they are assisting.
Reducing Accidents: When you comply with the Move Over Law, you significantly lower the risk of accidents, which can lead to serious injuries or fatalities.
Setting an Example: Following this law encourages others to do the same, creating a culture of safety on our roads.
Remember, when you see flashing lights, slow down and move over. It’s not just the law—it’s a matter of life and death. Let’s work together to keep our roadways safe for everyone!

05/08/2026

Samsara reports eight fuel-saving strategies including reducing idling, smooth driving, and monitoring tire pressure.

Samsara reports eight fuel-saving strategies from fleet pros, including reducing idling, smooth driving, and monitoring tire pressure.