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[cmcdetails]

There is something about a luxury sedan interior that makes a bad detail job look even worse. Light-colored leather shows everything. Cream door panels hold onto grime in every seam and crevice. You can vacuum a regular car and it looks fine. You vacuum a car like this and it still looks neglected if you do not get into the right spots. The photo from a recent job shows exactly what a proper interior detail does for a cabin like this. Clean black floor mats, cream door panels that actually look cream again, and leather seats that look like the car just left the dealership. That kind of result does not happen by accident. Most people with nicer vehicles put off getting them detailed because they do not want to hand the keys over to a stranger at some random shop and hope for the best. That hesitation makes sense. With CMC Details being mobile, the detailer comes to wherever the car already is, whether that is your driveway in Fort Worth or your office parking lot. You are not dropping it off and waiting around. You are just going about your day while the work gets done. For a vehicle with a light-colored interior like the one in these photos, that kind of access matters. The detailer can take the time the job actually requires without a shop full of other cars waiting behind yours. If you have been putting off getting your interior done because the process felt like too much of a hassle, it might be worth looking at how CMC Details handles it. You can check out their Fort Worth mobile detailing page to get a better sense of the service, or browse their resource hub if you want to learn more before reaching out. They are available at [phone] if you just want to ask a question and go from there.

Related reading: What a Real Interior Detail Actually Does to Your Car

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[dfwmobileautopros]

There's a photo sitting in front of me right now of a worn tie rod end pulled from a vehicle, and honestly it's one of those parts that looks totally fine until you know what you're looking for. See that play in the joint? That slight looseness where there shouldn't be any? That's the thing most drivers never notice until their car starts pulling to one side or their steering wheel starts feeling vague and disconnected. By the time it gets to that point, the wear has usually been building for a while. Tie rods are what connect your steering rack to your front wheels. When they go bad, your steering input stops translating cleanly to where the tires actually point. You might feel a shimmy at highway speeds, or notice your car drifting even when you're holding the wheel straight. Some people describe it as the car feeling "floaty." Others just say something feels off but they can't explain it. A quick inspection of the suspension components, like what you see in that photo, can usually tell a mechanic pretty quickly whether the joint has excessive play or the boot is cracked and letting in dirt and moisture. Either one means it's time to replace it before it gets worse. The thing about tie rod wear is that it doesn't announce itself loudly. It creeps up on you. And in a place like Fort Worth where you're dealing with highway driving, construction zones, and roads that aren't always the smoothest, that wear happens faster than people expect. If your steering has felt a little off lately and you'd rather not deal with a shop visit, DFW Mobile Auto Mechanic Pros will come out to your location and check it out. You can reach them at [phone] any time, day or night.

Related reading: How to Tell If Your Tie Rods Are Worn Before Your Steering Gets Dangerous  ·  That Rusty Caliper on Your Car Is Trying to Tell You Something

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[kittycat2013]

Okay, Rick Perry is officially an ass. He is a state governor for crying out loud! He's acting as if he's in middle school. 

I'm damned glad to be moving out to the DFW area in a few weeks. I'll be registering to vote as soon as I can. AND I WILL VOTE. I WILL VOTE ALL OF THEIR ASSES OUT OF OFFICE. 

Seriously. I will plan to take the day off of work on election day to be a taxi to those who couldn't normally get to the polls.