Gloves to Touch Screen That Actually Work in a Real Shop
I tested JUMPHIGH touchscreen mechanic gloves on real Jeep repair jobs, from ball joints to brake checks, to see how well they handle tools, grease, phone use, comfort, and everyday shop wear.
Recent Chronicles
I Put a $27 Rust Converter Primer on a Rusty F-250 Frame. Here’s What I Found.
A mechanic tests $26.99 Meuvcol 2-in-1 rust converter on an F-250 frame. After prep, two thin coats convert rust to matt...
I Tested a $15.97 Battery Disconnect Switch on Three Vehicles. Here’s What I Found.
A 21-day parked Tacoma wouldn't crank due to a 50 mA draw. Walt Grady tested a $15.97 two-pack of manual battery disconn...
What Year Jeep Grand Cherokee to Avoid: A Shop Owner's Used-Buying Guide
What year jeep grand cherokee to avoid? Learn which model years deserve caution, what to inspect, and how to price repai...
Jeep Grand Cherokee Tow Package: What You Need Before Towing
Jeep Grand Cherokee tow package guide covering factory parts, towing limits, wiring, hitch fitment, brakes, and the chec...
Jeep Grand Cherokee Lifted: What I Would Build and What I Would Insure
Jeep Grand Cherokee lifted builds need more than big tires. Learn lift heights, geometry checks, weak points, insurance ...
SRT Jeep Seats: What Fits, What Does Not, and How to Swap Them
Shopping for srt jeep seats? Learn which Jeep models accept an SRT seat swap, what wiring changes matter, and how to avo...
The bolt doesn't lie.The Truck Table · Walt Grady