Buying a new car means that you'll have to maintain it. Fortunately, some new cars won't run up the bill when it comes to maintaining them. Check out which ones they are. Some of them may even surprise you.

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Here's a look at proper maintenance procedures to care for your truck's trailer hitch, including whether or not it needs to be regularly greased.

Maintenance on your Trailer hitch can make a huge difference. However, greasing a trailer hitch can turn into a messy job quickly.

Maintenance of your vehicle is essential with numerous benefits. Your truck's trailer hitch is no different. There are many benefits to greasing it.