Mr PitBox publishes NASCAR news, opinions, and practical guides. Some guides may include links to companies or services that have an affiliate relationship with Mr PitBox. This page explains that relationship and how we handle recommendations.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a trackable link to an outside company. If you choose to click that link and later buy, book, or complete another qualifying action, the company may pay Mr PitBox a commission. The commission comes from the company or its affiliate network; it is not a separate charge that Mr PitBox adds at checkout.
Affiliate relationships can appear in relevant reader-first resources, such as a tow-rig or trailer planning guide or a race-weekend planning guide. They are not intended to turn every news story into a shopping page.
Partners, programs, tracking methods, rates, and qualifying actions can change. A company may also be removed, paused, or replaced. We will try to keep disclosures accurate, but the company’s current terms control what happens after you leave Mr PitBox.
Does using a link change the price?
A commission does not normally add a separate fee to the price shown by the merchant. The merchant sets the price, shipping, taxes, booking terms, returns, availability, and other transaction details. Those details can change independently of Mr PitBox.
Review the merchant’s page, terms, and checkout information before completing a purchase or reservation. Mr PitBox does not control third-party prices, inventory, delivery, warranties, cancellations, or returns.
How recommendations are made
Our editorial decisions begin with the reader’s question, not a commission opportunity. We discuss a category, service, or company only when it fits the guide and can be explained responsibly.
An affiliate relationship does not guarantee that we will feature a partner, use a partner’s link, or describe a partner as the right choice for every reader. We do not treat a commission as proof that an item is suitable, compatible, safe, available, or appropriate for a particular vehicle, trailer, track, series, trip, or budget. Readers should verify current fitment, terms, manufacturer instructions, track or series rules, and local requirements where relevant.
Affiliate relationships do not purchase favorable news coverage. News reporting, commentary, and practical guides remain editorial work; a partner cannot require a positive review or prevent coverage relevant to our audience.
How we identify affiliate links
When a guide includes affiliate links, we aim to place a short disclosure close to the first relevant link and to keep this policy available from the site footer. The exact wording may vary when an approved program requires additional language.
Near-link disclosure:
Affiliate disclosure: Mr PitBox may earn a commission when readers buy or book through links in this guide. That does not change the price you pay or our editorial standards.
Mr PitBox does not list active affiliate partners on this policy page. When a qualifying link is added to a guide, it will be clearly identified near that link.
Partners may change
The companies or programs mentioned in a guide may change over time. A partner may change its commission arrangement, discontinue a program, restrict products or traffic sources, or stop serving a region. Mr PitBox may update, remove, or replace a link when circumstances change.
A mention or link is not an endorsement of every item, seller, listing, booking, or claim available through that company. Use current information from the merchant, manufacturer, track, series, or other controlling source.
Questions or corrections
If you believe an affiliate disclosure is missing, a link is outdated, or a recommendation no longer matches the page, please contact us through Mr PitBox’s Contact page. Include the page URL and a short description of the issue so we can review it.
This policy describes Mr PitBox’s publishing practice. It is not professional advice and does not guarantee any third-party transaction.