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The burning question when thinking about a Truck Bed Cover is why? Let us tell you why having one is more than for just its simplistic reason to cover the bed. Hard Folding Tonneau cover available at Dale Howard Auto Center in Iowa Falls Security Never worry again about your possessions stolen or damaged from the bed of the truck. Having the security of a cover keeps your mind at peace knowing that no one can see in or easily access your things. We all get busy at times and have things slip our minds. Never worry again about getting the possessions in the bed of your truck wet when running into unanticipated weather. Check out our Parts Sale page to save up to $900 on your next truck bed cover! Utilization of a Truck Bed Cover Get more out of your vehicle when you put a bed cover on. Tired of putting leaves, landscaping, hunting, farming, and other related equipment in the truck while always looking over your shoulder so it doesn't fly out? When you add a cover you can lock down and get more out of the work side of your truck. No more driving slowly to get to your destination because you're worried about losing something in the bed of the truck going down the road. Soft Bed Cover for a Ranger Save Fuel with a Truck Bed Cover According to the writers at Sawtooth, the answer is yes! According to them and their studies having a truck bed cover can save you 1.8% per tank of gas. That may not seem like a lot but when you add it up over an entire year it turns out to be significant savings. The reason behind that is with the box open, it creates a pocket of wind that pushes on the tailgate causing a drag on the truck. Covering up the pocket, allows the air to flow right off the end of the truck and minimizes the drag of the truck. Additional Information Here are additional details in regards to applying a cover from Grace Mohan at Sawtooth.

Its Safety month! We want to ensure that not only your vehicle itself is safe, but your tiny passengers inside the vehicle are safe too. We brought in a Certified Carseat Technician to demonstrate the proper way to install a carseat. The video link will be below in the blog. First Step First, you need to understand the child's age and weight? Depending on the age of the child will depend on a forward or backward facing carseat. Since this was a forward facing seat, set the proper balance of the carseat with the vehicle seat.  To measure this, there are two levels on each side of the seat to let you know the proper angle. Opening the carseat and fastening the seat belt There is a latch/lever on the front of the seat that will raise the seat. This allows the seat belt of the vehicle to be latched underneath. Once it has been lifted, slip the belt through the two slots in the back of the seat and latch the safety belt. Once the belt is latched, push the seat down and pull tight on the belt. Make sure the belt is pulled all of the way out so it ratchets up so it remains tight. Attaching the clip and Tightening the Tether Go to the back of the seat and latch the clip to the bottom of the seat and pull tight on the tether until the car seat is snug to the backrest. Once it is clipped to the back of the seat and pulled tightly, you are ready to strap your child in! Strapping in the child Start by buckling up the buckles by the child legs. Once buckled, slip the child's arms through the shoulder straps and move the chest piece to arm pit level. Once the chest piece is in position, pull the strap down by the child's legs tight so that the strap on the shoulders becomes tight. YouTube Video Carseat Installation Video

Have you ever wondered how to change the battery in your vehicles key fob? Check out this blog and find out how EASY it is to change your key fob battery. Find a small screwdriver, a new battery, and the key fob. We have instructional videos on our YouTube channel too! We provide this service! Give us a call at 641-648-4695, we would love to help! Take apart the key fob Most keys have a detachable key hidden in plain sight. Look for the different colored portion of the fob. Pull on the release button to release the key. For example, in the picture below it is the silver part of the key that will remove from the fab. On the bottom of the key fob the silver/gray part if the fob has a removeable key. This is what t should look like when the key is removed. As you can see there is a little release button on the back side of the key fob. Pry apart the key fob The next step will be to remove the front and back plate off. The latches are tight together to insure a solid connection. This is where you will need a small screw driver, or an item small enough to get inside the fob like in the image. As you can see the fab is getting pried apart by the small screwdriver. Note: The first time the battery is changed is difficult to open the fob. Work around the fob gently inserting the screwdriver and lifting up until it comes apart. Once, it is in two pieces, a front and back, its time to change the battery! Changing the key fob battery Now that it is open, take note of how the battery looks! The battery needs to be replace with the proper side in place to ensure it will work. It is just like any other battery, it just appears different. Make sure the positive and negative are facing in the correct direction. This is what the battery should look like, or to some type of variant, depending on what year the key fob was made. Put it back together Aligning the front and back together is a crucial step because you will need to PUSH HARD!! A clicking noise happens when it is tightly together again. Test it by pushing the lock and/or unlock to make sure the fob works properly! Don't forget to put the manual key back in and it is all good to go! YouTube Channel We provide our customers and the users of YouTube with informational and instructional videos for vehicles! Make sure to go watch the videos if you need a visual reference! Make sure to subscribe to our channel to not miss out on any informational content that could help you in the future! Contact Us Feel free to reach out to us at 641-648-4691 or email us!