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Are OEM Tesla Model Y Roof Racks Worth the Price? Spoiler: Yes. Every Time.
Are OEM Tesla Model Y Roof Racks Worth the Price? Spoiler: Yes. Every Time.

Are OEM Tesla Model Y Roof Racks Worth the Price? Spoiler: Yes. Every Time.

Shopping for a roof rack for your Tesla Model Y? You’ve probably had some sticker shock when you saw the OEM rack priced around $500 (at the time of writing). So, like any savvy shopper, you start browsing alternatives. You…

DIY: How to Install Interior LED Lighting Kit on a 3rd Generation Hyundai Tucson
DIY: How to Install Interior LED Lighting Kit on a 3rd Generation Hyundai Tucson

DIY: How to Install Interior LED Lighting Kit on a 3rd Generation Hyundai Tucson

Welcome to the first DIY guide for the Tucson! We will be installing an OEM interior LED lighting kit for the 2017 Hyundai Elantra, part #F3068A-DU00 on a 2019 Hyundai Tucson Limited.

Yakima OffGrid Rooftop Cargo Basket on a 3rd Gen Prius
Yakima OffGrid Rooftop Cargo Basket on a 3rd Gen Prius

Yakima OffGrid Rooftop Cargo Basket on a 3rd Gen Prius

Yakima OffGrid Rooftop Cargo Basket, Medium The Yakima OffGrid Rooftop Cargo Basket was first announced by Yakima in the summer of 2017. The original release time frame was Fall, notably October, of 2017. This did not happen. In fact, it…

Observed Increase in Fuel Efficiency For the 2012 Prius Follow Up
Observed Increase in Fuel Efficiency For the 2012 Prius Follow Up

Observed Increase in Fuel Efficiency For the 2012 Prius Follow Up

Here’s a follow up to the original post regarding fuel efficiency improvements after performing major maintenance services. In addition to the following services, DIY: How to Replace the Spark Plugs On a 3rd Gen Prius (2010-2015) DIY: How to Replace…

DIY: How to Perform Tire Rotation on Your Prius, Prius c
DIY: How to Perform Tire Rotation on Your Prius, Prius c

DIY: How to Perform Tire Rotation on Your Prius, Prius c

The tires on your Prius or Prius c and pretty much any passenger class vehicle should be rotated every 5,000 to 10,000 miles to promote even tire thread wear. Do it yourself in 30~45 minutes with basic tools and put that $25~$50 back in your pocket.