Tire Reviews, Buying Guides & Maintenance Tips

Choosing the correct motorcycle tire depends on the type of riding you’ll perform. As a weekend cruiser, you may desire a durable tire. If you prefer aggressive riding or track days, a high-performance tire with more grip and handling is better. The size of your motorcycle tire is also important. Tire sizes vary by bike,

Tire rotation evens out wear so your tires last longer and grip evenly. Here is how often to rotate and which pattern your car needs.

Front tires worn on the inside edge usually point to negative camber, toe-out or worn ball joints. Here is how to diagnose and fix it.

Got a flat on the highway? Here is where to stop, how to stay visible and safe while you wait, and how to choose between changing it, a repair kit or calling for help.

Found a screw in your tire? Leave it in, check the pressure and get a plug-patch repair if the hole is in the tread and 1/4 inch or smaller. Here is what to do, the repair rules and the cost.

Hit a tire or tread on the highway? Here is what to check on your car, how to report the debris and how insurance usually handles the claim.

When you replace only two tires, the new pair should go on the rear axle, even on front-wheel-drive cars. Here is why.

The best time to buy tires is before you urgently need them, during one of the regular sale periods. Tire prices follow a predictable calendar: manufacturers and retailers run rebates in spring and fall, holiday weekends bring extra discounts and demand spikes when the weather turns. If your tread is getting low, a little planning

A clear step-by-step guide to changing a tire, explaining why each step comes in that order, from loosening the nuts to the star tightening pattern.

A 215 tire is 10 mm wider than a 205 and slightly taller. See real dimensions, rim fitment, winter tire tips and how to switch safely.