You seem a responsible driver who doesn’t want to be among the 11,000 car crashes that result in 200 deaths in the US annually for not troubleshooting tire-related issues timely. Tire punctures and blowouts alone account for 6.7% of accidents and fatalities. A significant number, right? But you won’t have to be a part of … Read more
So, you were looking outside your car window, praising the scenic pathways, when that “hiss” sound got you back into the real world. And the realisation of not having a stepney made the situation even worse. The real frustration! We hear you. But no more worries. In this guide, “How to repair a tire with … Read more
In the US, where around 7 tires puncture every second, keeping a tire repair tool kit is your savior. It eliminates the need to call AAA or wait for a mechanic to come and fix the fault. However, vehicle owners may get confused when choosing between a tire plug and patch, as both methods are … Read more
“Sometimes a tiny object is enough to ruin your day.” That’s what you may be thinking right now, seeing the sharp stone or nail in your tire tread. However, thanks to Louis Rustin (who first introduced the tire patches) and this comprehensive guide, repairing punctured tires will not take your whole day. Our expert guide … Read more
Tires are one of the most troublesome problems of the car after that kid who draws dick and balls on car windows. Unlike other significant parts of the vehicle, like the engine, axles, paints, and sensors, tires are the ones that usually require continuous maintenance and are still destroyed after 2 to 3 years. A … Read more
When you buy new tires and leave old ones behind, you will have to pay some tire disposal fees and recycling fees. In some states, government regularities define the terms of fees, and in other states, retailers have their own terms for charging those fees. The fees are utilized for different purposes, including payment to … Read more
According to many drivers, tire ply is still the deciding factor of the tire’s weight-carrying capability. This is not the case since radial tires have taken over bias ply tires. Bias ply tire construction is different. Multiple fabric plys are laid at alternating angles (usually 30-45 degrees), and the more plys are there, the more … Read more
Proper tires are a sign of safe and sound driving, but things like tire bulges constrain that. Tire bulges or bubbles look like if you use a thickening photo filter on some part of your tire. You can also call it a pimple on your tire. It may sound and look funny; hope that it … Read more
The myth of airless tires has been around since 2005, when Michelin first revolutionized the idea of non-pneumatic tires. However, due to the challenges and constraints, the idea has yet to be executed into a viable product. In theory, the idea of an air-free tire seems evolutionary; just like run-flat tires, airless tires can also … Read more
Spare tire, a term familiar to almost every individual in the US. Some drivers prefer having it as a safety feature, while others, like myself, don’t like it very much and depend on alternative solutions when dealing with flat tires. A spare tire is just like my brother; it lays in its place uselessly with … Read more