Sometimes, drivers don’t have a choice except to drive on a flat tire, depending on if it blows out when they’re too far from a mechanic’s shop. However, it can have devastating effects on their vehicles’ tires and rims.  However, there have been criminals or law enforcement officers involved in high-speed chases with one or …

Driving with both feet was pretty standard back in the day before most vehicle manufacturers opted for automatic transmission.  Drivers had one foot being used for either the accelerator or the brake pedal, and then the other was used for the clutch. Such a setup improves road safety, as you can’t press the gas and …

Touring tires are very different from all-season tires across the globe. However, in North America, the line between the two is very slim. Touring tires offer a blend of performance and versatility found in all-season tires. They provide a balanced handling, good traction, and grip found in performance tires and durability found in all-season tires. …

Despite some countries driving on the left side, right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles are not standard on many US roads. And while most Americans and Europeans find driving in countries such as the UK unorthodox, it’s common to see some RHD vehicles in these countries.  But what do state and federal laws say about RHD? Can …

When you are towing a trailer behind your vehicle, having the proper weight distribution is vital for a number of reasons, many of which involve keeping you and your passengers’ safe while on the road. To accomplish this, a weight distribution hitch is often used. What is a weight distribution hitch, and how does it …

When your cruise control stops working, it can be quite the inconvenience. In this expert guide, we’ll talk about the most common reasons it can fail. If you’re old enough, you can probably remember driving on road trips, or even just on your daily commute to work, before cruise control was a thing. It can …