Having your car’s tires inflated to the right pressures can help with fuel economy, handling and tire life. So, if you’ve noticed that your car is sitting a bit lower to the ground or that a ...

According to industry date, only 10% of the new cars for sale today include a full-size spare tire. Only 70% of those include a spacesaver spare; the rest come from the factory with tire sealant ...

Pat Sajak is back for one final spin around the Wheel – Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, that is. The beloved game show host – who retired after 41 years from his longtime gig in June – reprised ...

We needed snow tires for our 2022 Corolla hatchback, and rather than use the original alloy wheels, we bought new steel wheels and Michelin tires from a tire shop in early October.

It was relatively quiet for a tire inflator of this size, but there is a catch: I ran my test inflator off of a rechargeable DeWalt battery. The battery was a 6 amp-hour (Ah) battery, and it was ...

These tire particles are a significant but often-overlooked contributor to microplastic pollution. They account for 28% of microplastics entering the environment globally.

16: Wheel diameter (in inches) This number denotes the size of alloy or steel wheel the tyre is designed to fit, measured in inches. In general terms, a larger wheel diameter can result in a less ...

It's all included in the price," Lemajic says. The price of a Road Hero spare varies depending on the wheel size, with 17-inch spares priced at $700, while 18-inch wheels are priced at $900 and 19 ...

CAESAREA, Israel — Galileo Wheel Ltd., the maker of CupWheel technology for off-road tires, has launched SkidCup, an airless tire for skid steers and loaders. The company claims it is the first major ...

The terms “radial” and “bias” describe the pattern of your tire’s plies. Those are the layers that lie beneath the tread — you won’t actually see them unless you wear through the rubber.

This article was updated in December 2024 with new products and information. Do you need winter tires? Many of us don't. But if you live and drive in an area where occasional (or relentless ...