Regardless of how often they are driven or maintained, the tires on our cars are on a ticking clock. On average, the lifespan of a fairly decent tire runs anywhere from 6 to 10 years from the date ...

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Your ATV or UTV’s tires are more than just rubber circles connecting you to the ground—they’re the foundation of safety, ...

My father is notoriously frugal, and I tell him he should replace his old dry-rotted tires even though they still have plenty of tread. Can you please explain why I'm right? I think our dads might be ...

Learn how to prevent tire dry rot and extend the life of your tires with these 7 expert tips. Discover practical maintenance steps, from cleaning and proper storage to UV protection and tire pressure ...

Q: I recently went to Florida to visit my 90-year-old uncle. Although he doesn't drive, he has a 2008 Toyota Camry with 12,000 miles on it. The car is used by his caretaker to run errands and take him ...

You may look at your tires as you pass by your car in the parking lot and think, “They have plenty of tread left. They should be fine.” But if you can’t remember the last time the tires were replaced, ...