From the factory with the spare’s valve stem pointing up, but you can flip it over and reinstall for easy checks and refills.

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75,000 state residents agree that independent repair shops should have ready access to real-time vehicle data.
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Auto care news and advice you can use.
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When the pump automatically shuts off after filling a vehicle’s tank, many people are tempted to add a little more gas. Unfortunately, this can do more harm than good, and the repair bills could add up quickly.
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What are the essentials you recommend every motorist keep on board?
Apple recently announced they are fully discontinuing the iPod, a product that is possibly the greatest way to listen to music in your car, ever.
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Dressing chisels and punches, however, is a housekeeping task I’ve found not everyone knows they should be doing, and dress your punches and chisels!
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