For most people, replacing a tire means taking out the nuts holding down the current tire, removing the tire, mounting the new tire, and then re-tightening the lug nuts. These nuts are important for ...

I have a 1985 Chevy K10 with a 14-bolt rear and eight-lug Dana 44 front axle. It currently has 39.5-inch Boggers with 16.5x14 wide Weld Scorpio wheels. As you know, 16.5-inch wheels are basically done ...

We usually don't pay attention to our wheel's bolt pattern that often but it is an important thing to know since every car has a different bolt pattern. The wheel bolt pattern is the number of lug ...

One of the many tactics used by carmakers to boost efficiency in their vehicles is fitting low-rolling-resistance tires. Specially designed to reduce the energy wasted as heat from the friction ...

Automakers are constantly tweaking even the smallest features, leading to industry innovations from rain-sensing wipers to six-level autonomous driving. Some changes can go unnoticed until you have a ...

But before dealers can jump on the performance tire and wheel bandwagon, they need to get a firm nuts-and-bolts grip on what they're chasing. For starters, high-performance wheels and tires could be ...

Increased traction comes with tradeoffs. So, you bought yourself a Chevy Bolt. Congratulations! Now, what are you going to do to personalize it or make it better suit your driving style? Tint the ...

Part of the reasonMotor Trendnamed the Chevrolet Bolt its 2017 Car of the Year was that it was a great small car—electrified or otherwise. We were impressed with its stability, dynamic response, and ...

You don't need the biggest, shiniest wheels in town to catch the attention of thieves - because there's a ready market among the criminal fraternity for all types of rims. Even steel wheels are not ...

The dream of airless tires has been around for decades now, and it's easy to see why. Airless tires mean no flat tires and no annoying tire pressure warning lights. You'd just get in your car and go.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Employees at an auto shop in Charleston are warning drivers to take a second look at their tires. Willard Brogan Jr., who works at AutoZone on MacCorkle Avenue, says within ...