There’s nothing like going for a drive in your new pickup truck, showing off your slick paint job, custom wheels, and Tonneau cover in a high-performance ride. The only thing that’s better than having all of that power and performance at your fingertips is cranking up the stereo with the perfect highway playlist. Whether your playlist is mostly Blake, Biggie, or Beatles, a subpar audio system is nowhere near deserving of your ride. Nothing takes away from the experience of rolling down the highway in a suped-up ride like hitting distortion at a certain volume level.
The exterior accessories installation team at Mobile Installation in Brooklyn Park shares how we’re keeping our customers safe during the global outbreak. We talk about safety measures we’re taking and why now is a great time to upgrade your ride with window tint, wheels, car alarms, and more.
The auto accessories team at Mobile Installation in Brooklyn Park talks about some of our most popular ideas for customizing your ride. We talk about custom grills, wheels, window tint, and other ways to maximize your driving experience this summer.
Is there anything more enjoyable than a drive on the highway with your music kicked up on a beautiful bluebird day? Now that winter’s worst weather is behind us, sunny days are coming more often, and that means more opportunities to roll down the windows and blast your favorite tunes.
Our aftermarket product specialists at Mobile Installation in Brooklyn Park talk about audio upgrades for your vehicle. We discuss speakers, subwoofers, amplifiers, and other aftermarket accessories to make your time on the road more enjoyable.
We’ve all had a car with a less than optimal audio system. For some of us, it was the cassette tape that wouldn’t eject from our old Mustang. For others, it might just be a weak factory stereo on an otherwise awesome car. No matter what your audio system’s specific shortcomings, nothing quite disappoints like trying to turn up the stereo only to realize that it sounds worse with each decibel.
It’s hard to believe that only a century ago, cars had more in common with carriages of old than they do with the sleek modern vehicles rolling off the assembly line today. However, even in the early days of cars, wide-eyed dreamers used their imagination to paint a picture of what the future of automobiles could hold. If you’ve ever seen pictures of “future” cars from the fifties, you can appreciate how wild that vision could be. But today, we are living in the future, and although we don’t have flying cars, driving has changed in countless ways for the better.
Road-tripping in the summer is a tradition for many people, regardless of age. Young twenty-year-olds fresh out of college look to see the world and find themselves; seniors with RVs look to escape the summer heat; families with kids make annual trips to see grandma and grandpa, or trek up north for the Fourth of July or Memorial day.
Have you ever heard a live orchestra? If you have, you know all too well the fullness and richness that comes from a well-balanced ensemble. If classical isn’t your speed, perhaps you’ve been to a rap or rock concert and felt the bass shake you right down to your bones. Or maybe you’ve visited a movie theater and been shaken by the thrum of an on-screen explosion.
DIY, short for “do it yourself,” is a trendy term that dresses up what is essentially amateur work; a DIYer is a nonprofessional, usually someone with no experience, who takes charge of their own project and does the best they can on their own. Usually they follow a video or go off of a written article they find on the internet.