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Tires are expensive, so it’s in your best interest to make them last as long as possible. To extend their lease on life, you’ll need to rotate them periodically. Repairing a Flat Tire Is Easier Than ...

Larger wheels and tires have taken the fast lane, from street racing to showroom. Tire wheels sized 16- to 18-inch are common place on new vehicles leaving the factory. Older cars still on the road ...

It may seem like something easy: selecting wheels and tires to fill out the rear wheelwell, especially on Chrysler's diminutive A-Body. As it turns out, there's a lot more to it than we had guessed.

For decades, hot rodders have run big tires in the back to put horsepower to the ground and small tires up front for less weight and easier steering. But hot rodders don’t have a transfer case, so ...

Tires, donuts, rubber, treads—whatever you call them—they are one of the very first big decisions made when upgrading your Jeep. New tires are an important decision that should be made carefully since ...

If you've ever modified a car with smaller or larger tires or, perhaps, a different final-drive gear, you've immediately screwed up your speedometer. This is, of course, annoying, but for modern cars ...

Regularly changing your tires in pairs with the properly assigned tire and wheel size isn't going to impact your car at all. But what about if you want bigger tires? Or smaller ones? The short answer ...