Puerto Rico Car Transport

Road Rage in Puerto Rico Road rage is an extremely dangerous and unfortunate occurrence, but it is something that happens from time to time. These incidents can lead to property damage (primarily to your vehicle), injury or even death. There will almost always be an opportunity to avoid these situations one way or another,....

Driving on a Donut in Puerto Rico When you get a flat tire, having a donut to drive on temporarily will be the lifeline that spares you from being stuck for an extended period as well as having to get your car towed. However, you cannot drive on your donut as if it were a new or even heavily used real tire. Donuts are smaller and ar...

What You Need to Know About Flashing Your Brights in Puerto Rico If you see someone flash their brights when they pass you on the other side of the road, it could mean one of a few things or it could be that they are flashing their brights at a vehicle that is near you instead. For our purposes, lets assume they are flashing their brights at you.

Why You Should Never Use Your Phone While Driving in Puerto Rico Distracted driving can result in terrible accidents as well as horrific tragedies. In fact, distracted driving is responsible for over three thousand deaths in 2019 in the US and Puerto Rico alone. In a 2019 survey of Puerto Rican drivers, seventy percent of those participating said distracted drivi...

How To Prevent Your Car Windows From Fogging Up In Puerto Rico Puerto Rico has a tropical climate year-round so it is always more humid there than normal. Humidity is the primary cause of a car’s windows fogging up. So, you will need to know how to prevent foggy car windows, or at least how you can effectively de-fog them each time that you get into your car.

Keep Bugs Out Of Your Car In Puerto Rico Puerto Rico has a hot and wet climate year-round. So, this means you will need to deal with bugs throughout the year when you are in Puerto Rico. There are a variety of insects to be aware of in Puerto Rico. This includes: cockroaches, ants, bed bugs, centipedes, spiders, and scorpions.

What You Need to Know About Your Hub Caps in Puerto Rico Hubcaps are a cover for your wheelbase which are usually made of plastic or sometimes made of metal. Your vehicle’s hub caps serve two primary purposes. The first is functional in that they prevent weather elements as well as small debris from the road such as dirt or pebbles from damaging the act...

Muffler 101 Mufflers are a noticeable part of every car but not everyone who drives is exactly sure of what they do. Put simply, your muffler lowers the sound your car’s engine makes as well as lowers the overall emissions your car gives off a bit. When your car’s exhaust valve opens to release harmful gase...

All You Need to Know about the Police in Puerto Rico In Puerto Rico, things are a bit different with police pulling you over than they are when you get pulled over in the United States. The biggest difference is that the police in Puerto Rico will constantly drive around with their police lights on, even if they are not on their way to a call or tryin...

The Benefits of Shipping Your Car Versus Renting or Taking Public Transportation for Your Puerto Rican Trip Shipping your car seems like it might be a daunting task for many people when they are visiting a place like Puerto Rico for only a few months. This is especially the case when they consider that they can just rent a car when they get there, buy and sell a cheap car during their stay or use public t...

What You Can Do About Scratched Paint on Your Car If you get a scratch or two on your car’s paint, you will definitely not want to drive around with it for everyone to see. So, getting it fixed will be a top priority. Thankfully, repairing the scratches on your car’s paint is something that you can do yourself and that will be the quickest and ...

What to do When Your Car Breaks Down in Puerto Rico A break down is unfortunately always a possibility for any vehicle for a variety of reasons. This even goes for newer cars due to things such as road conditions or severe inclement weather conditions. Regardless of the current condition of the vehicle that you drive, you should always be prepared fo...