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Inflation has hit pretty much every market you can think of. Whether you’re looking for paint and lumber for a remodeling project in your home or just trying to put groceries in the ‘fridge, prices are out of control. Even worse, it will cost an arm and a leg to get where you’re going. Gas …
Are you in the market for new wheels? If so, you could spend hours researching what to look for on your own. Or, you can stick with us and we’ll give you some pointers. Let’s begin with the basics. When buying new wheels for your vehicle, there are many factors to consider. In addition to …
Congratulations! You’ve done your research, shopped around, and finally picked out a brand-new set of tires for your car. You’re ready to install them and get on the road. However, if you were to install your new tires and immediately start driving, you’d notice vibration in your steering wheel, floorboard, and seat. You also might …
If you have a car built during or after 2008, you may have seen this icon pop up on your dashboard. This icon means that your Tire Pressure Monitor System, or TPMS, has sensed that one or more of your tires has air pressure (measured in PSI) below the recommended amount. This electronic system is …
June 27 to July 3 is National Tire Safety Week, when we remind consumers how to properly care for their vehicle tires. Proper tire care will ensure your tires last as long as they can, and they’ll help with your overall fuel economy. It’s the perfect time to dive into tire safety, and learn when …
If you are above a certain age, you might remember when retreading tires was pretty common. According to “A History of Retreading” by Tire Business, retreading peaked in the U.S. in the mid 20th century, when there were more than 12,300 tire retreaders. By the end of the 1980s, the number dropped to 2,100, and by …
With inflation on the rise and gas prices out of control, times are tough for everyone. We get it. That’s why people are looking for ways to cut corners and pinch pennies wherever possible, weighing the benefits of buying new vs used tires. Don’t put your safety at risk to save a few bucks. And …
Is it time to replace the wheels or tires on your ride? There are a couple of reasons you might want to. Let’s begin by making sure you know what we’re talking about when mentioning wheels and tires, as they are not the same. A wheel is the metal component that connects to the hub …
You may have noticed that many new cars are coming without the spare tire that’s traditionally housed in the back of the trunk. While this is a small contribution to the ultimate decision of whether or not to buy a car, it’s worth knowing what you’ll be missing out on. For those of us with …
A car accident or a breakdown is something we hope never happens to us. It can be stressful, overwhelming, and even life-threatening. Stock your vehicle with the right tools, as those fuzzy dice will only get you so far. Even if you know you’re the safest driver in the world, you may run into a …
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