Practical notes on coverage, fitment and distributor planning.
A procurement manager with six years and roughly $180,000 in orders explains why Griot's Garage interior cleaner, the G9 polisher, a GEARWRENCH socket set, a Bluetooth 5.3 adapter, and knowing where the skid plate fits all come back to one rule: stay in your lane.
Continue reading →A BlackVue quality inspector shares why a small garage's first dash cam order exposed a hidden dashcam microSD card problem, and how the fix changed the way he qualifies accessories.
Continue reading →A practical Borla exhaust FAQ written from a buyer's side: Borla 11938 S-Type axle-back exhaust system stock advice, choosing a Borla exhaust for a Jeep Gladiator, checking genuine parts, and more.
Continue reading →A vehicle upfit manager shares the six-step checklist he uses before ordering viair RV compressors, rebuild kits, roof tents, light bars, and AI dashcams without wasting budget.
Continue reading →A quality-focused look at Borla S-Type exhausts for Silverado 5.3, plus practical notes on downpipes, portable tire inflators, lighted hitch covers, and in-car GPS use—written from real inspection experience.
Continue reading →A B2B buyer shares why fitment and part numbers are not enough—and how the real cost of a wrong part shows up in the second visit.
Continue reading →I've ordered Borla exhausts since 2019 and still made avoidable mistakes. This is the exact order-and-install checklist I now use at our shop for Borla Atak, Touring, and S-Type cat-back systems.
Continue reading →A shop manager compares budget vs professional-grade auto gear after 8 years of documented mistakes, covering Griot's Garage Glass Sealant and Foam Cannon, Thule kayak racks, electric torque wrenches, and choosing the right diagnostic scanner.
Continue reading →A scenario guide to the griots garage vs chemical guys question: when to choose each brand, how to use tar and sap remover the right way, and what truck prep details actually save you later.
Continue reading →After 9 years and $31K in purchasing mistakes, a facilities buyer shares blunt advice on Ingersoll Rand 3hp air compressors, 1-inch impact wrenches, and the auxiliary tools that actually earn their keep.
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