How to interpreting DOT tire codes. We help you decode where and when your tires were made, so you can make sure you aren’t buying outdated tires. This is part of our series on smart shopping tips for tire buyers.

Tire valve stems are the pathway to getting air into tires. This article explains their function, types, common issues, and replacement tips.

What’s the significance of yellow and red dots on your new tires? These markings help installers align and mount your tires. Learn how these simple indicators can enhance your driving experience and prevent uneven wear. And, is it safe to remove them?

These are among drivers’ favorite vehicles for off-roading. From rugged SUVs to powerful trucks, this guide highlights the best models equipped with advanced features like high ground clearance and four-wheel drive.

These are some of the best used cars for 2024. They offer exceptional value and reliability without breaking the bank. From the fuel-efficient Toyota Corolla to the sporty Volkswagen GTI, our comprehensive guide highlights top-rated options under various budgets.

Why do we always ask you to verify your trim level while shopping for tires? This article clarifies the concept of trim levels, explains how to find your specific trim, and highlights the importance of matching tires to ensure safety and optimal driving experience.

Tire failure causes thousands of accidents every year — but most are preventable. This guide covers key safety checks like spotting bubbles, checking tread wear, maintaining proper pressure, and knowing when it’s time for a replacement. A few minutes of maintenance can help you avoid dangerous surprises on the road.

This guide explains how to know when it’s time to replace your tires based on how old your tires are, how many miles, and your own senses! We explain the sights, sounds and sensations that may indicate it’s time to replace those worn-out, older tires.

Tire bubbles are dangerous bulges that indicate internal damage to your tire’s structure, often caused by impacts like hitting curbs or road debris. Ignoring a tire bubble can lead to blowouts and costly repairs. Address these issue immediately for your safety and vehicle performance.