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Here's How Keyless Cars Can Start Even With A Dead Fob Battery
The keyless car is a marvel of engineering. But how is it that they can start even when the battery in your key fob goes dead? The answer lies in science.
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Ever Notice Those Colored Lines On New Tires? Here's What They Mean
The colored lines you'll see on new tires at a store have specific meanings that vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Here's what they're about.
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Why Ram And Dodge Aren't The Same Brand Anymore
Once upon a time, Ram was part of the Dodge name. Here's why the company decided to split them up and what the future looks like for the successful brands.
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What's The Point Of Negative Camber Wheels?
Past a certain point negative camber is just an aesthetic decision, a matter of taste.
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Why Your Chrome Wheels Are Pitting, And How To Stop It
If you're committed to keeping your chrome, there are a few steps you can take to prolong the finish.
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The Trump Administration Is Twisting Facts Big Time In Its Latest Attack On EVs
Sean Duffy's DOT and Republicans in Congress have grossly distorted what NHTSA actually did back in 2023 when it proposed new fuel economy standards.
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Does Driving With The Windows Down Hurt Your MPG More Than AC?
It's an age-old debate: Will you hurt your mileage more by putting on the AC or rolling down the windows? The answer is more complex than you might think.
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Is Topping Off Your Gas Tank Bad For Your Car?
You know that extra gas you're putting in your car to top it off? Yeah, you may be doing more harm than good for your car's health. Here's why.
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These Oil Filters Aren't Made In America Anymore - Did You Even Notice?
Are you ready to be disappointed? Apparently, some of these once solely American-made oil filters now have "Made in Another Country" stamped on their products.
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These Cars Weren't BMWs, But They Still Had BMW's Inline-6
Whether you realize it or not, BMW engines are hidden under the hood in several other car brands. Here are just a few that have adopted one of BMW's engines.
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Does Hitting The Redline Help Or Hurt Your Engine's Health?
The idea of an "Italian tune-up" has been around for ages at this point, but does it actually work?
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Are Costco Tires Actually A Good Deal Anymore?
Costco is known for its deals, but does that reputation extend to its tire center? Here's what you need to know about what comes with a Costco tire purchase.
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Yes, They Sound Dull, But Hear Us Out On Oil Catch Cans
Catch oil cans may seem like a gimmicky ploy to make you spend your hard-earned paycheck. However, there's a chance it may save you money in the long run.
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Curb Rash Ruining Your Rims? Your Tire Choice Could Be The Culprit
If curb rash is the bane of your car's existence, it's likely blaming you and your choice of tires. Here's how to know if your vehicle's rubber is the issue.
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How To Protect Your Car's Transmission When Towing
When towing a trailer, whether down the road or across the country, it would be wise to consider helping your transmission due to the extra strain. Here's how.
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The Easiest Way To Back Up A Trailer, Even If You've Never Done It Before
Fine control of a trailer isn't actually all that difficult to learn, it just takes a little bit of technique and a lot of practice.
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Are You Using Too Many Fingers On Your Motorcycle's Clutch And Brake?
Any number of fingers can be the right number to squeeze your clutch or brake with, it's just a matter of adjusting for the situation you're in.
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Why You Should Seriously Consider Wider Tires For Your Car
Like anything else, wider tires do have some known drawbacks. However, they also come with a few reasons why you may want to consider adding them to your car.
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Can You Use A Tesla To Jumpstart A Gas Car?
We've all seen a gas vehicle help jump someone's stranded car in a parking lot, but what about a Tesla? Can these EVs help out your fellow strangers?
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Why DCTs Need Special Fluid, And What Happens If You Don't Use It
A dual-clutch transmission is a complicated piece of equipment, so if you don't use the right oil to save a few bucks, you may end up spending much more.
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Why You Should Have A Borescope Even If You're Not An Expert Mechanic
There are many mechanical tools that would come in handy for the average application. For example, a baroscope can look in every nook and cranny in your home.
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You Might Not Know What A Deleted Truck Is, But You've Probably Seen One
A deleted truck isn't a glitch on the road, but it's definitely something you don't want to be caught having. Here's what it means to have a deleted truck.
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Did You Just Buy A Stolen Car? Here's How To Check
Though your used car may be a shiny new treasure for you, there's always the chance it has a tarnished history of theft. Here's how to check on its past.
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If Your Engine Oil Smells Like Gas, This Is Probably Why
Whether you're changing your oil or simply checking its level, if you smell gasoline, there's a problem. Here's why it's an issue and what could be causing it.
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California And Utah Are Finally Cracking Down On Their Rich Residents Who Register Supercars In Montana To Avoid Paying Taxes
The California DMV is using surveillance systems and plate readers to search for vehicles with Montana plates and find registration violators and tax evaders.
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Does A Roof Box Hurt Your Car's Performance?
Nobody likes taking the roof box off their car, but laziness could be costing you more than you'd expect.
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You're Risking Your Paint Washing Your Car Like This
A car is a pricey investment, so there's no doubt you want to take care of yours. Because of that, don't risk your car's paint aggressively washing it like so.
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