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Maintenance

As autumn approaches, it’s time to prepare your vehicle for the changing weather and road conditions. With shorter days and potential rain or...

Owning a Dodge vehicle is more than just driving a car; it’s a commitment to maintaining its performance and longevity. Whether you’re ...

“I go through so many drag radials during a race season, am I doing something wrong?” This is a question we get a lot and to be honest,...

Ah, the rear differential, or rear diff as we usually call it. It’s kinda-sorta, to some, a little mysterious magical unicorn that is often misunde...

The Dodge and Mopar_® community is full of people who know how to do maintenance and repairs on their vehicle. And we love teaching people to do so ...

Changing out your brake pads regularly and correctly is crucial for your and your vehicle’s safety. Check out our new video demonstrating how to ch...

Keeping your fuel injectors working properly is critical for your vehicle’s performance and day-to-day operation. Check out our new video dem...

We all like to show a little pride for different aspects of our life, and oftentimes, that pride can come in the form of vehicle stickers. But what...

SRTMush recently showed the DodgeGarage community how to properly rotate the tires on a vehicle. And two pieces of equipment he used were a floor j...

Rotating your tires is a very important step for maintaining your vehicle. Why? Because it extends the life of your tires by ensuring they wear eve...

Part of the fun of being a vehicle owner is keeping your car-of-choice running smoothly and looking great. And we at DodgeGarage want to teach you ...

Every vehicle on the market requires a bit of routine maintenance, even something as minor as switching the battery out of your key fob. If youR...

The car is clean and the wheels are shining like a star, so let’s move on to drying and sealing. James from @onsite_autospa takes us step-by-...

Now that the outside of your car is nice and clean, we move on to quite possibly the most neglected part of cleaning up your ride … the wheel...

Some people think they know how to wash their car. Wet it down, add some suds, rinse and dry … all done. These people couldn’t be more ...