Got a missing or broken wheel stud? Nothing easier to fix. You won't need a garage for this one. Have a replacement lug stud ready. Pop the wheel off and using a large hammer, I use a 42 ounce ball pean, whap that broken stud with a good amount of force. It helps if you can get a lug nut threaded on as this provides a larger surface for the hammer to strike upon. That stud will pop out of it's hole on about the second or third strike.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />That ties into being courteous when making your deliveries. Be nice to the customers, and they will use the company again. You don't have to strike up a 30 min conversation, just be polite. Say you're walking up their driveway and see their newspaper sitting there, pick it up and leave it with the package. Little things DO matter to your customers.<br /><br />Affordability - Just because you're on a budget doesn't mean you can't get the best car wax. On the other hand, just because you have lots of dough in your pocket doesn't mean you should spend the equivalent of a car payment on your wax. While you can find some at the local dollar store and even one for a mere $98,000 claiming to be the best car wax, there is a happy medium. A good car wax should cost somewhere in between the $10 to $20 range.<br /><br />When the roadside service arrives, they can give your battery and get you going again. Many times this is all it will take, but it is wise to go straight to the first auto parts near me you see or a department store that sells car batteries so that you can have your battery tested and replaced if it must be. Sometimes a dead battery is just a fluke and it will charge right back up. However, it is always good to get it checked and the battery assistance that is provided by your auto club can get you on your way to running like normal in no time.<br /><br />Any auto parts store near me will have a variety of cleaners for different types of surfaces, including carpet, upholstery, leather, and plastic. But there is no need to buy specialty cleaners just for cars-household cleaners work fine. Be careful, however, to use the right product for the right cleaning job. If in doubt about a product, test an inconspicuous area of the surface to be cleaned.<br /><br />Many times the leak comes from the drain itself. Tighten the mounting screws under the sink with a wrench or hex head screwdriver. You may need to use an offset wrench to reach the screws behind the disposal. If closest auto parts store to me is still there, you will need to replace the gasket. Remove the mounting screws and twist the disposal one quarter turn to free the disposal from the sink. Replace the gasket and reattach the disposal.<br /><br />Unfortunately, the snow will return all too soon and how we handle our snow blower storage now can have a big impact on how ready we will be for the coming snow season.<br /><br />Check with your local auto store near me, they will tell you what kind of antifreeze and what percentage you need. Antifreeze made for your car will lubricate your water pump and seals used in your particular car. Without the correct antifreeze, your water pump will wear out quicker and that will cost you big bucks.<br /><br />Cars coming off the assembly line today have radiators with aluminum fins and composite bodies. With possibly a little drain plug made of this same composite material. The words Be Careful come to mind. Expensive damage will be the result of over enthusiastic force being applied to these materials.