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Tires can be a costly part of the car owning experience, especially if you happen to be driving a large truck or SUV. Learning to recognize the signs (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-can-i-tell-if-my-tires-are-in-good-shape) that your tires are in good health or not is the...

All vehicles have a load limit, which is the amount of combined weight they can safely carry without putting undue strain on the engine and transmission, which can lead to damage. Your car’s load limit is 825 pounds without the...

When looking for tires, you may run into some confusion when you see words like euro-metric or p-metric (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/converting-euro-metric-and-p-metric-tire-sizes). With all of the other ratings on tires (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/understanding-tire-service-descriptions-speed-rating-and-load-index), such as temperature, load, treadwear, and traction, adding these other terms into...

It’s easy to think that your car can carry pretty much whatever you can cram inside, but that’s not actually the case. Your car has a weight limit, and it’s probably not as high as you think. This limit includes...

We all hope that we never need to use our spare tire. If you have never had to use your spare tire, you should consider yourself lucky. On the rare occasion that it needs to be used, the last thing...

Your tires are an essential part of your vehicle. They can affect it in so many different ways. Not only are they a component that we can expect to spend money on over time, but they also have a huge...