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When Should I Switch to Winter Tires?

Even though winter starts towards the end of December, winter weather can start well before then—so when should you make the switch?
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How To Read Tire Sizes

Learn how to read tire type, width, aspect ratio, and more so you can make the most informed decision in your next tire purchase.
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Should You Plug or Replace a Tire?

It has happened to most of us. We're on our way to school or work, and we hear that dreaded sound of a flat tire or a blowout. Some sort of debris in the road has left you with a damaged tire and an immobile vehicle. This situation always brings on frustration. Now you must deal with getting your car to a tire repair shop. The tire has to be properly assessed to perform the necessary repair or replacement service. Depending on where the puncture is located and the severity of the damage, the ti...
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Should I Get New Tires in Front or Back?

Discover when you should replace your front tires or back tires on your vehicle in this article. Learn the benefits of each.
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Why You Shouldn’t Mix Tires

Although it might be easier to replace one tire, mixing tires can negatively affect your vehicle. Find out why in this article.
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What Tires Are Right For My SUV?

Buying tires for your SUV can be confusing. Learn whether light truck tires, all-terrain tires, or mud tires are best fit for your vehicle.
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How Old is My Tire?

Determining your tire age is very important for your driving safety. Driving with a tire over six years old could be putting you and your passengers in danger. Tires dry rot with age from the inside out. When the tire gets older, it is exposed to the elements, and the strength of the bond between the rubber and the steel belts is reduced. This can cause cracks in the rubber, which may appear on the tire’s surface and can also appear out of sight within the structure of the tire. Keeping a reco...
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Can You Drive With a Nail in Your Tire?

If you're wondering if it's safe to drive with a nail in your tire, click here to find out the repercussions.
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The Best All-Season Tires from Top Brands

Having the right tires for your driving habits is essential in maintaining your vehicle's safety, performance, and handling. While it's recommended to have different sets of tires for other weather conditions and terrains, many people choose to stick to buying tires that perform well in all states. What Are All-Season Tires?All-season tires are the middle ground between summer and winter tires and compromise some max performance features. These tires are designed to work in dry and ...
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How to Avoid Hydroplaning

Driving on wet roads can be hazardous at times due to hydroplaning. Do you know what it is and how to prevent it?
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