About Vandenbulcke Garage
A friendly corner of the internet for anyone who enjoys driving games, loves cars, and wants to understand what all those tuning sliders actually do.
What lives in this virtual garage
Vandenbulcke Garage is a blog dedicated to the world of car simulators and driving games. It covers the basics of how driving games differ, practical tuning guides for suspension, tires, gearing, and differentials, tips on controllers and wheels, and thoughtful pieces about how real-world cars and engineering ideas are reflected in games.
The articles are evergreen. Instead of chasing announcements or rumors, the blog focuses on knowledge that stays useful: why a car behaves the way it does, how to make one change at a time, and how to enjoy the learning process.
Who the blog is written for
If you have ever opened a tuning menu, stared at the numbers, and quietly closed it again, this blog is for you. It is also for experienced players who like to revisit the fundamentals, car enthusiasts curious about how games model real vehicles, and anyone looking for a calm, encouraging place to learn.
No prior knowledge is assumed. Technical terms are explained in plain English, and every guide aims to leave you with something you can try on your next session.
Independent and informational by design
Vandenbulcke Garage is operated by Vandenbulcke Kimberly Anita M, Bossuitstraat 34, 8552 Zwevegem, Belgium. The blog is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any game developer, publisher, or vehicle manufacturer.
Games are mentioned only as the subject of informational content. Tuning suggestions are shared as starting points, since every game handles physics in its own way. Nothing here should be applied to a real vehicle without advice from a qualified mechanic. If you have a question or a topic idea, the Contact page is the best way to reach the blog.