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Hello everybody.
I'm a car lover with the more that 22 years of driving and partially of maintenance experience.
It's very nice to be here due to a big opportunities to know more about Chevy cars that I interested in permanently
Also I working on blog that trying to help visitors find info about cars maintenance and automotive advices.
Philipp.
I'm a car lover with the more that 22 years of driving and partially of maintenance experience.
It's very nice to be here due to a big opportunities to know more about Chevy cars that I interested in permanently
Also I working on blog that trying to help visitors find info about cars maintenance and automotive advices.
Philipp.
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Welcome to the Forum, Philipp!
I was looking at info on your site. Do you reference the actual tests you perform to determine best oil, best filter, etc? I may have just overlooked it.
I was looking at info on your site. Do you reference the actual tests you perform to determine best oil, best filter, etc? I may have just overlooked it.
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The answer is no, we didn't perform tests of each product. We have this in plans on the future periods.
Some products in the reviews we know well, so they don't needed to test. Usually this is not new products, and the automotive supply market knows them well and already tested them.
But, what we do:
1. We do an accurate research of the products: each product is examined for feedback, the presence of tests conducted by sources that are not in doubt. We spend a lot of time on this. This is the bulk of the work that keeps a frankly bad product out of the review.
2. We follows the "rules of Brands". It means, that we trying to keep only those brands, that has a clean history and appreciate their customers, controls their processes according to US and EU laws and criterias.
3. We engage proven experts to write the technical part of the review. This enables us to gain the loyalty and trust of those who need them and who read them.
4. We permanently working around the UI/UX, that makes our reviews easy and comfortable to navigate.
Also, the big part of further work is to get feedback from the communities. So, due to this we are going to this forum - to hear you
