Road safety is of utmost importance. However, it’s not uncommon for some people to overlook dangerous signs which may appear insignificant. One such common mistake is driving your car with tires that have visible cracks. It is not safe to …
Have Cracks in Your Tires? You Shouldn’t Be Driving On Them Read More »
It is highly recommended that you replace all four tires on your vehicle at the same time. Due to uneven tread wear (especially if you don’t rotate your tires enough) having different tires on different sides of the vehicle can …
Replacing Only Two Tires? You Might Need To Replace All Four! Read More »
When you look at your favorite sports cars, have you ever noticed that their wheels seem to be a bit bigger than regular cars? Does having bigger wheels affect the sports car’s performance? Why are they different from the regular-sized …
As we enter the age of new technologies, the limitations of current automobiles are beginning to become clear. Cars are now being built with increased safety features, but they cannot use airless tires—a technology that has been in existence since …
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The car manufacturing industry is going through a lot of changes recently. One of the most talked-about changes that they have brought is skipping the spare tires in the new cars. For this, many people have a query in their …
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Adding Car rims on the truck makes the acceleration better. To customize the truck and transform its appearance here we listed some of the best rim brands for trucks. These rims will add comfort, control traction, and smoothness to the …
Top 4 Best Rim (Wheel) Brands For Trucks in 2023 Read More »
A dually is a type of truck with two rear axles. The main reason these trucks have two sets of wheels instead of one set is to support the weight capacity required by the job- which often includes hauling heavy …
6 Reasons some pickups have 6 wheels: and 3 downsides to this Read More »
The wheels of police cars are designed to withstand a lot of wear and tear. The wheel cover hub cap that you see is missing. For severe driving and obstacles where an alloy wheel might fracture, police vehicles typically use …
