Cars, trucks, motorcycles, and the tools that keep them running right.
I do my own oil changes, basic maintenance, and most repairs I can safely handle without a lift. My vehicle reviews come from actual ownership and daily driving — not press events. The garage is where I figure out what gear is actually worth keeping.
Yes — oil changes, brakes, filters, and most things that don't require a shop lift. I have limits, but I know how to use a torque wrench and a OBD scanner.
What vehicles do you currently own or have tested on?
I'll note the specific vehicle in each review. Most of my testing happens on trucks and SUVs since that's what I drive, but the principles usually apply broadly.
Do you review truck accessories and overlanding gear?
Yes. Bed liners, hitches, lighting, recovery gear — if it bolts onto or goes in a truck, it's fair game for review.
How do you rate automotive products differently from other gear?
Safety margin matters more here. A flashlight that dims early is annoying. A brake part that fails is dangerous. I hold vehicle-related gear to a higher reliability standard.
Do you cover detailing products?
Yes — I detail my own vehicles and have strong opinions on what actually works vs. what has good marketing. Expect honest assessments of popular products.
