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Review of the benefits and differences between available Firestone Air Command Kits for Firestone air springs and suspension systems.

Tired of stopping at a gas station or using a portable air compressor to inflate your air springs? Adding an Air Command Kit to your vehicle's suspension system allows for simple, convenient inflation of your air springs without getting...

Boost horsepower and torque, improve fuel efficiency, tow with ease and get a variety of off-road-related features for your vehicle by adding a performance tuner.

What Does Performance Enhancement Mean? You can boost your vehicle's performance in a variety of ways. Aftermarket air intakes , exhaust systems , manifolds and more can be added to your car, truck or SUV to improve horsepower, torque and...

When installing an aftermarket brake control into a truck that is equipped with a factory Integrated Trailer Brake Control (ITBC), you will have to make the following connections. The 2007-2008 models have four or five blunt-cut wires under the left side of the instrument panel. These wires are located above your left shin as you are seated in the driver's seat. The wires can be identified by a white label and the color of the wires. The wire colors are (1) Red/Black wire, (1) White wire, (1) Light Blue/White wire and (1) Dark Blue wire, and possibly (1) Orange wire. See Fig. 1.

Technical Bulletin Summary: Wiring an aftermarket brake control to a 2007(new body style)-current GM full-size truck Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra that has the factory Integrated Trailer Brake Control. Problem: Installer needs new instructions...

When wiring a vehicle for towing a trailer, you may need to connect a wire to your vehicle's battery for power. This article will help you route the wire from the battery, no matter where it is located, to the wiring connector at the back of your vehicle.

Some trailer wiring harness 4-Way and 7-Way connectors require a power wire to be routed from the harness to the vehicle battery. The power wire is required on trailer wiring harnesses for some vehicles because the electrical system on those...

Tire pressure is a crucial part of RV and trailer safety. Here's how to check and adjust your tire pressure and avoid getting stranded.

Review of the benefits and differences between Firestone Air Helper Spring kits for vehicle suspension.

No electrician needed. Wire your utility or boat trailer with our 4-way diagrams and step-by-step walkthrough (or check out our video).

Need to wire a 5-way connection but don't want to call an electrician? Look no further, as we walk you through the wiring process (with pictures!). You've got this!

Most smaller RVs have 30-amp service, while larger RVs have 50-amp electrical service. Here’s how to adapt from one to another (and why you can’t plug your RV into your dryer outlet).