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Do I Need Winter Tires if I Have All-Season Tires?
Wondering if you need winter tires or if all-season tires are enough? This guide breaks down the key differences between winter, all-season, and winter-rated all-season tires — including how temperature, snowfall, and road conditions where you live should influence your choice.
Tire Repair Guidelines: When to Patch, Plug or Pitch a Tire
Got a flat tire? Not sure if it’s best to patch, plug, or replace? This guide covers the differences, when repairs are safe, and FAQs on sidewalls, run-flats, Fix-a-Flat, costs, and why the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association (USTMA) approves only plug-patch combos.
How Roadside Assistance Works
Whether it’s a dead battery, a flat tire, or getting stuck in the snow, roadside assistance can turn a stressful situation into a manageable one. But not all plans are created equal. This article breaks down what roadside assistance really covers, how much it costs, and how to tell if it’s a smart fit for your driving habits and vehicle.
What Is Tire Cupping? What Causes Tire Treads to Scallop?
Driving on a tire with cupping can feel and sound like driving on a cobblestone road, especially at higher speeds. What is tire cupping? What causes it, and is there a fix for it?
Best Tires for Toyota Prius
With nearly 100 tire brands and hundreds of options, how do you know the best tire for your Prius hybrid? These 6 will help narrow your options.
What is a Portable Tire Inflator? And Do You Need One?
Thinking of getting a tire inflator for your car, SUV or truck? This post explains three main types of portable inflators (based on power sources) and their pros and cons.
Is It OK to Mismatch Tires? Do Tire Brands Matter? Can I Put Different Tires on My Car?
Mixing tire brands, sizes, or tread types can harm handling, safety, and vehicle components. See how mismatched tires affect FWD, AWD, and 4WD systems.
8 Recommended High-Mileage Tires for Nissan Maxima
Our list of good, better, and best replacement tires for the Nissan Maxima based on warranties, UTQG ratings, price, noise reduction and handling.
What Are RT Tires? 8 Hybrid Tires for Trucks & Rugged Terrains
Rugged terrain tires, also known as hybrid tires because of their perfect blend of all-season and mud-terrain technology, are excellent choices if you spend equal time on- and off-road.
Uneven Tire Wear? Check Your Suspension
Four things can affect tire treadwear: vehicle suspension, improperly inflated tires, vehicle misalignment, and tires in need of balancing and rotation. Learn what these mean, so you can talk to your mechanic.
Best Tire Brands of 2025: Top-Rated, Proven Performance
We compiled a list of the 15 top tire brands for 2025, based on ratings and reviews from sources that include Car Talk, Consumer Affairs, Consumer Reports and several auto industry experts, plus highlights of 6 “famous” brands.
Upgrade Your BMW: 7 Rim Brands Worth Considering
Whether you’re looking to replace damaged rims or upgrading and customizing your BMW, these 7 brands are top choices for aftermarket wheels.
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