Regardless of how far you drive, the roads you use, your general level of luck or proximity to a road spike surplus warehouse, you will have to change a tyre at some point in your driving career. And ...

When you look at your car tyres, they have the branding and the model name. Most stop at that point. However, to the more curious minds, they catch onto other details such as numbers and alpha-numeric ...

Most people don't pay much attention to those four strips of black rubber between their car and the ground, but they should; that rubber is vital in keeping you safe on the road. According to research ...

We’ve previously tested the increasingly popular 235/35 R19 on front-drive cars, but this year our test car is a BMW 135i xDrive, a predominantly rear-drive car that goes four-wheel drive when ...

New tyres are one of those purchases most car owners make with a grudging reluctance, like life insurance, utility bills, and shipping on online goods. RELATED: How often should you check your tyres?

Electric cars and SUVs are among the best-selling cars on the market, but the key characteristics which make EVs so appealing to drivers can be affected by the type of tyre fitted. As a result, tyre ...

Drivers worried about approaching the 1.6mm legal limit for tyre tread depth and thinking about getting new rubber for their car early should think again. That’s the advice from the experts at ...

Car tyres are the most important safety feature fitted to your vehicle. Here are some simple checks you can do to prevent an accident from occurring.