Car dents can turn up when you least expect them — in the car park at Coles, under a gum tree during a windy night, or even after a quick visit to a mate’s house. No matter how careful you are, a dent is often an unavoidable part of owning a vehicle. But does that mean you’re stuck with it? Not at all.
Imagine this: you're driving along the Great Ocean Road, the sea air blowing through your Hyundai iLoad's open windows, the surf calling. Your trusty van, usually a workhorse, starts coughing and spluttering. That sinking feeling comes – engine issues. The dreaded question hangs in the air: rebuild or replace? It's a legitimate headache, especially considering the hit to your wallet. You start thinking about the cost of a new engine, wasted time, and if you even have the nerve to use a used one. You then reflect on the years you've read about reconditioned engines and whether you can secure extended warranties for reconditioned engines to ease the fear. It's a tough call that many Victorian tradies must make, especially with the number of road trips increasing in this beautiful autumn time before winter sets in.
