When one of your tires goes flat, your first order of business should be to steer to a safe location for changing it. Because driving more than a short distance can destroy a tire and damage the wheel ...

Many drivers dread being stuck on the side of a road with a flat tire. It can leave them stuck in a dangerous spot or a ...

Like many people with rural roots, I learned how to change a tire when I learned to drive. And when we buy a vehicle I take time to find where the spare and the tools are located and look at the ...

Changing a tire is a fairly straightforward process. However, changing your tire in the middle of a storm is a different story. Drivers need to know how to change tires safely, no matter the weather ...

The average driver will experience five flat tires over the course of their motoring lifetime — and an estimated 1 in 5 American drivers don’t even know how to change a tire. But don’t worry — I got ...

As cars get more technologically complex, the average driver’s essential knowledge is an ever-shrinking encyclopedia. Checking and changing the oil, replacing spark plugs or adjusting a timing belt ...

How to Change Motorcycle Tires: wBW review of the No-Mar Motorcycle Tire balancer and tire changer | Descriptions and instructions on changing motorcycle tires | Link to the Adam Glass’ website ...

Modern cars and trucks are more reliable than ever, but almost impossible for the average person to fix when something goes wrong. Except for one thing: a flat tire. Wheels and tires have changed over ...

Before you get a flat, know whether you have a spare tire and where it and your jack are located. Most spare tires cannot be driven at highway speeds and are just designed to get you to a tire shop.