The numbers and letters on a car tire may seem confusing, but they're actually relatively simple once you understand them.

Drivers obsess over engine specs and hybrid badges, but a quieter fuel economy killer is already bolted to every car: the ...

You can buy tires that look fresh and still set you up for a bad day. Rubber ages. Winter is when you find out fast, because ...

Tire pressure being too low puts more strain on a car's engine, worsening its gas mileage. Overinflating the tires doesn't ...

Michelin’s SmartWear system joins the AI race in tire tech, aiming to replace legacy monitoring tools and improve vehicle ...

Tire-pressure warning lights are typically located in the gauge cluster of an automobile's dashboard. Warning lights are usually yellow or amber and resemble a cross section of a tire with an ...

The many letters and numbers on your tire can be quite overwhelming and confusing to read, but they actually provide key details about the most important rubber in your car. For one, there's the tire ...

Keeping your car tires properly inflated is an easy maintenance chore that’s vital to your safety. Under-inflated tires build up excess heat as you drive, which can result in tire failure. With too ...

The conventional wisdom among drivers of all-wheel-drive vehicles has been that when they need to replace a single tire, every tire should be replaced. Doing that ensures that the AWD system won’t ...

Michelin and IMSA announced a ten-year extension of their existing partnership at Petit Le Mans in October. The French tire ...