A tire speed rating is a letter code that indicates the maximum speed a tire can safely maintain under optimal conditions. It is essential for ensuring that the tires match your vehicle’s performance capabilities, particularly in terms of handling, stability, and safety at high speeds. When selecting tires for your vehicle, you’ll come across a … Read more
Tires should be replaced when the tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch, or sooner for safer performance, especially in wet conditions. Additionally, tires that are 6 years old or older should be replaced, even if they appear to have sufficient tread. Tires are one of the most important components of your vehicle, directly affecting … Read more
A plastic bottle on a tire is a trick used by car thieves to distract drivers. When the bottle makes noise, the driver may exit the vehicle, allowing the thief to steal the car. Always check for objects near your tires before driving. You may have come across viral social media posts or heard stories … Read more
You can typically drive on a temporary spare tire (donut) for about 50 to 70 miles, and it’s recommended to keep your speed under 50 mph. Full-size spares can be driven like a regular tire, but should still be replaced as soon as possible if it doesn’t match the others. Experiencing a flat tire while … Read more
To reset the TPMS after a tire rotation, start by ensuring all tires are inflated to the recommended pressure. In most vehicles, you can reset the system through the dashboard by holding the TPMS reset button, or through the infotainment system. Some vehicles may require driving for a few miles to auto-recalibrate the sensors, while … Read more
Tires should typically be rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, though this can vary based on vehicle type, driving habits, and tire type. Regular rotation ensures even wear, extends tire life, and improves overall vehicle performance. Tire maintenance is essential for ensuring optimal vehicle performance and safety. One of the key aspects of tire care … Read more