If you have much experience with owning a car, you know that issues with the transmission are one of the most feared problems with the consumer vehicle. They can cost thousands of dollars to fix. On the other hand, getting an auto check up every time you suspect transmission damage can add up. This article will discuss varying opinions on when to get your transmission looked at and whether it's possible to drive on a damaged transmission.

Do you work far away from your home? Perhaps you live in the suburbs and you work downtown. If that's the case you have probably already figured out how much money you spend on gasoline and on the wear and tear of your car. And maybe you have considered that your frazzled nerves from driving in crazy traffic is taking its toll on you, too. If you have to commute, then you might as well make the most of it.

Buying a used car is one thing, but going all-in on a used semi truck is another beast altogether, especially if you are a new owner operator looking to purchase an affordable rig. There are so many things to look out for that it is hard to know where to begin, but a good place to start is by checking out the four things below before you actually hit the road in search of a new truck.