Find out how much panel beaters charge for car body repairs, including costs for dents, bumper fixes, and body kit damage. Learn what affects pricing and how to avoid overpaying.
Replacing factory headlight bulbs with LED isn't as simple as it seems. Learn why bulb swaps can be illegal, unsafe, and costly-and what real, legal upgrades actually work in Australia.
Carbon fiber spoilers look impressive but often cost more, break easily, and offer no real performance benefit for daily drivers. Here’s why they’re a bad investment for most cars.
The loudest exhaust type is the straight pipe-no mufflers, no resonators. Learn what makes exhausts loud, why some systems are illegal, and how to choose one that sounds great without breaking the law.
Learn how to tell alloy and steel wheels apart by weight, finish, sound, and design. Avoid costly mistakes when buying, replacing, or upgrading your car's wheels.
A back box delete makes your exhaust louder but is illegal in Australia. Learn why it breaks noise laws, what fines you could face, and legal alternatives that still give you that aggressive sound.
Lowering springs reduce your car's ride height permanently - they're not adjustable. Learn how they work, what to expect, and how to pick the right ones without regretting it later.
Lowering springs reduce body roll by lowering the center of gravity and increasing spring rate. They improve handling without breaking the bank-but only if chosen and installed correctly.
Wheel spacers aren't automatically bad for wheel bearings, but cheap ones or sizes over 15mm can cause premature wear. Learn what makes them safe or risky, and how to install them properly.
Learn how to start a profitable car detailing business from scratch in Brisbane - including essential kits, pricing, client acquisition, and avoiding common mistakes. No experience needed.
Carbon fiber spoilers look great but have hidden weaknesses: brittle resin, UV damage, thermal stress, and poor installation can cause cracks and failure. Know the risks before you buy.
Dawn dish soap can clean car interiors in emergencies, but it strips protectants and damages vinyl, leather, and plastic over time. Use proper automotive cleaners instead for long-lasting results.