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What is an "RSS feed"?Think of RSS as cruise control for your computer. RSS means "Really Simple Syndication." You tell your "RSS reader" what sites to monitor and let your computer watch for new information. Your "RSS reader" will tell you when it finds something interesting. RSS feeds are free and you don't need to supply any personal information to subscribe. How do I sign up?Internet Explorer 7.0 and Firefox have RSS readers built-in -- just click on the orange button in the online catalog next to your car's year, make and model, click the button next to the feed you want, then click the 'subscribe' link. In Explorer, your feeds appear in the 'favorites center.' In Firefox, they're 'live bookmarks.'
If you don't use IE or Firefox, or would like your feeds presented differently than those browsers offer, here are some other RSS readers you may want to try: If you see your home page below, click on it on the subscription page and start getting RockAuto RSS feeds: 
Click the icon, pictured below, to use a service that sends feed updates to your email: 
If you already use RSS and subscribe to a large number of feeds, the websites below help you organize multiple feeds from many websites:
What RSS feeds does RockAuto offer?
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