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Mercedes-Benz USA Puts Spotlight on More Atlanta Heroes

Mercedes-Benz USA has released its latest documentary short for “Greatness Lives Here,” an initiative dedicated to celebrating Atlantans who quietly devote their lives to empowering the youth of tomorrow and making a difference in their community.

Live Axle Bearing Replacement

Replacing wheel bearings on a vehicle with a live rear axle may not be one of the most frequent jobs you do, but it can be one of the most profitable. While the basics have not changed in more than 60 years, new seal materials and differential designs have added new wrinkles to the process.

Inspecting Modern Drive Belts — Look, Listen and Feel

A serpentine belt can look good to the naked eye. But, to the ear, odometer and measuring tools, it could be another story. When you are looking at the belt and the pulleys on which it rides, it is critical to use all of your senses.

Power Window Regulators

Replacing a power window regulator or motor is not exactly a piece of cake. Here’s a primer on what to inspect before one is replaced.

9 Rules of Bearing Replacement

Asymmetrical hub bearings are allowing larger wheel and tire packages to be installed on vehicles with extra weight or rolling resistance

Finding Hidden Suspension Damage

Worn or damaged tie rod ends, ball joints, upper and lower control arm bushings, and other steering components can cause steering-related issues. A worn or bent steering rack can also create alignment headaches. But, most of these are due to wear and tear, not bent or broken components.

Ball Joints: Plenty of Replacement Opportunities

Ball joints are a critical suspension component that connect the steering knuckles to the control arms. Cars, trucks and SUVs with SLA (short-long arm) front suspensions have four joints: two upper and two lower.

The Costs of Poor Onboarding: What You Lose When People Jump Ship

Inadequate and inconsistent onboarding procedures have a real financial impact on employers. Dealers should consider the costs associated with finding and retaining new hires.

Wheel Alignment: Teaching Customers the Basics

When you’re not mindful of your posture during the day, it affects the rest of your body. In the same way, if a vehicle’s wheels are out of alignment, it will affect other parts of the car — including the tires.