A couple of difficult questions this episode, two topics that have been debated for years and probably will be debated for years. But we have the answer! Tune in and find out.

There's a lot of things involved in earning trust, and it takes so much less to lose it. How do you know your taking your vehicle to get honest work done? Also: Getting a good used car these days in way more expensive than it was just 10 years ago. Mike and Tony share what cars trucks and SUVs you should for when buying your next daily driver, and help you avoid some potential dangers in buying used cars.

Remember back when cleaning your fuel injectors was a critical part of vehicle maintenance? Is that not the case anymore? Mike and Tony let you know what's really going. Also in this episode: what does the quality of motor oil really mean, and how should I be winterizing my car?

It might seem incredibly convenient to buy a car from the comfort of your house, but there are a lot of possible pitfalls that come with it. Mike and Tony make sure you have all the information you need to be able to make a sound choice. We also talk about dealer repair shops, and we contact you to talk about your car's extended warranty.

If you're not tired from hearing about tread by the end of this one, you might be crazy. Mike and Tony Talk about pressure, cold weather, and tread depth to help you avoid some misnomers and pitfalls. This is also one wheel-y hilarious episode with some can't miss one-liners.

Today's episode of From the Glove opens with an intriguing conversation about the evolution of Motor Oil, what do you need to know? Then we have a special guest, Aaron Stokes, one of the very best in the business. Hear some insights that he has and check out Shop Fix Academy: https://shopfixacademy.com/

Today we hear Mike and Tony talk about common reasons people bring their car to the shop, what you should keep in your glove box, and how to know when your car has had enough and is ready for pasture.

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