Under-inflated tires can contribute to an increased stopping distance, decreased grip on the road and poorer gas mileage.

Winter is nearly here, with colder temperatures, longer nights and the roads full of dirt, grit, salt and ice, which can all have an effect on our cars. This means that certain parts of our vehicles ...

It's hard to let go of a car that's been with you through thick and thin. Maybe it's the truck that hauled your kids to ...

Clean the car with a soft microfibre wash mitt, to prevent any dirt or debris being washed back onto the car which can scratch the paint. Then, use a good-quality car polish and wax, which gives the ...

Even though most modern cars already have built-in sensors, many drivers still prefer to add their own aftermarket water temperature gauge for greater accuracy.

There’s just something about a family road trip that evokes both the best and the worst of travel. The open highway, the...

Cold weather is tough on batteries, tires, and wipers. Here's how to make sure your car is ready for the winter season ahead.

When the tire pressure light in your car comes on, you need to inflate your tires. Here's what to do if it stays on even ...

The sudden dip in temperatures, reaching record lows today, lowered tire pressure. Here's why you shouldn't ignore the low ...

It’s basic science: when air gets cold, it contracts. For every 10-degree drop in temperature, your tire pressure can drop by ...

The legal minimum tread depth is 1.6mm. For winter driving, 3mm is recommended for better grip. An easy way to test this is ...

A general rule of thumb to keep in mind for every 10 degrees the temperature changes, the pressure in tires will change by 1 or 2 PSI. After a cold front when temperatures dip, the air inside the tire ...