1. How do I reduce the sun’s forward glare when I am driving?
- Applying a tint to the front windscreen should help. When applying tint to the front windscreen, it is important that you apply it only lengthwise at the top third of the windscreen. That way you reduce glare and at the same time maintain 100% unimpeded visibility even during poor light conditions.

2. My old car was has custom engine fittings, color coded electrical cables, and a transparent distributor cap. I recently bought a new car. Would it be possible to transplant the parts from my old car to the new one?
- Yes, only if your old car is the same model as your new car. Engine fittings and parts are built to exacting manufacturer standards and come in shapes and sizes particular to that manufacturer only. So high tension cables in, say, Japanese cars would certainly not always fit in American or European cars.

3. I parked my car at a public parking space recently and when I returned I discovered my wheels were stolen. Is there any way to prevent this?
- Yes. Aside from the obvious need to park in safe, well lighted and guarded areas, certain tire rim manufacturers have come up with a novel way of preventing wheel theft. Locking lug nuts and specially shaped wheel lugs require a special tool which acts as a key to unlock and loosen them. The locks are designed to be unique so one car owner’s key tool would not unlock someone else’s wheel lock.

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