7 Of The Most Durable Summer Tires
In the market for new tires? Consider investing in one of these seven durable tires that will leave you and your vehicle cool for the summer.
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12 Of The Best Tires For Driving In The Rain
If you live in a climate where you are susceptible specifically to rain, consult this list of tires best suited for driving in the rain.
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6 Accessories That Are Compatible With Tonneau Covers (And 4 That Aren't)
Tonneau covers can be great, but they definitely limit the other accessories available for a truck's bed. We examined which play nicely with tonneaus.
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Mud Flaps Vs. Splash Guards: Which Is Right For You?
Splash guards and mud flaps have subtle differences but they are worth noting depending on what you're looking for.
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What It Means If Your Jumper Cables Start Smoking And Heat Up
You likely have a problem on your hands if your jumper cables start to heat up and emit smoke. Here's what that might mean for your car or the battery.
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Why Some Automakers Are Avoiding Touchscreen Controls For Basic Car Functions
If you've driven a newer car, then you likely discovered many key features on a touch screen instead of physical buttons, but that may change soon.
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Are Used Rims Safe If You Want To Upgrade Your Ride?
Buying a set of aftermarket rims can become an expensive vehicle upgrade, so is going used a safe option? Here's everything you need to know.
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What Is Android Automotive Quick Share? (And Which Cars Will Get It?)
Android Automotive is expected to release its new Quick Share on a variety of vehicles any day now, but what exactly does the Quick Share function do?
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Every Major Tire Inflator Brand, Ranked Worst To Best
These are the best major tire inflator, comparing inflation speed, accuracy, durability, and features to help you choose the perfect model.
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Why A More Expensive Dash Cam Is (Usually) A Waste Of Money?
Buying a dash cam for your vehicle is a great way to protect yourself in case of an accident. However, buying an expensive one is usually a waste of money.
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This May Be One Of The Best Upgrades You Can Put On Your Ford Mustang's EcoBoost Engine
One great thing about the Ford Mustang EcoBoost, is there are several performance upgrades to choose from. Here's what may be the best one to start with.
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Don't Throw Out Old License Plates, They Might Be Worth More Than You Think
If you're a keeper of old license plates, consider they might be good for something besides collecting dust.
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9 Tire Brands Owned By Michelin
Michelin is a respected producer that has been making tires since the days of horse-drawn carriages. Today, it operates numerous brands all over the world.
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Why The Michelin Man Mascot Has White Tires Instead Of Black
We can't be alone in wondering, why is the Michelin mascot an anthropomorphic stack of tires, and bright white? Here's what you need to know.
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12 Tire Brands Owned By Goodyear
Goodyear doesn’t just make Goodyear tires. It owns a 12-brand empire, each built for different drivers, budgets, and roads across the world.
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Why Do Some Cars Have Multiple Shark Fins On The Roof?
Have you ever noticed some cars have multiple shark fins on the roof? There's actually a reason for this. Here's everything you need to know.
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How To Program Your Subaru Garage Door Opener (With And Without A Remote)
If you bought a new Subaru, you will want to protect it in your garage. The most convenient way is to program its garage door opener. Here's how to do it.
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5 Things To Know Before Installing A Flyin' Miata Turbo Kit
Have you been considering a Flyin' Miata turbo kit? Better yet, are you wanting to install it yourself? Here are five things you need to know first.
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These EVs And Hybrids Come With A Spare Tire In The US
Not all manufacturers in the USA force tire kits on motorists -- here are the electric vehicles and hybrids offering the humble, practical spare tire.
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Here's How To Program Your Jeep's Homelink Garage Door Opener
The Homelink Garage Door Opener is an incredibly convenient feature your Jeep may have and easy enough to program, though you may need a friend to help.
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How To Make Your Old Windshield Wipers Work (Almost) Like New
These simple tips can help you clean and revive your worn-out windshield wipers with items you likely already have.
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Why Did Japanese Cars Have Mirrors On The Hood?
If you ever wondered why some Japanese cars have mirrors on the hood, here's the history and logic behind the design.
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How Much Voltage Should Your Alternator Have To Keep Your Car Battery From Dying?
A failing battery might seem straight forward to spot, but a failing alternator can be a little more difficult to identify without knowing its voltage output.
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What Is A Conversion Package On An SUV?
Are you wanting to boost the functionality of your SUV? A conversion package is a versatile option that may be worth the investment.
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Why Do Some Cars Have Red Brake Calipers?
Bright red brake calipers are an eye-catching feature that peeks through the wheels. But, why is it that only certain vehicles feature the colorful parts?
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What's Included In The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Commercial Tire Flat Repair Kit?
An unexpected flat tire can throw off your day, but there are tire repair kits that can help. Milwaukee has a cordless tool combo, but what comes with it?
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Yes, Your Car May Have A Key Fob Holder That You Never Knew About
With keyless entry and start becoming the norm for modern cars, automotive manufacturers are starting to design places to store loose key fobs
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