Ever wondered why your dashboard keeps showing that obnoxious tire pressure light? It could mean your tire pressure sensor is malfunctioning. Pressure measurements that fluctuate or are imprecise can indicate a malfunctioning sensor. If the sensor doesn’t respond or displays inconsistent data, get it checked. If your tire pressure sensor is hard to reset or […]

Tire air pressure checks require timing. Many experts recommend checking tire pressure before traveling in the morning. As you drive, friction and heat expand tire air, so testing them later in the day may be inaccurate. Lower morning temperatures also improve tire pressure baselines. Tire air pressure should be checked after three hours of inactivity.

Many motorcycle enthusiasts polish their cars with tire-shine treatments. Using tire shine on a motorcycle demands certain considerations. Motorcycle tires have different rubber compounds for performance and grip than car tires; thus, employing the wrong one could compromise road traction. Tire shine overspray on motorcycle brake discs or calipers is another issue. Bike braking may

Since winter is coming, many New Brun wickers wonder when they may put on studded tires. From October 1 to May 31, studded tires are legal in this province. This timeframe matches New Brunswick’s winter snow and ice. However, local restrictions must be followed, and studded tires must meet safety standards. Studded tires improve traction

When your tire blows out, be calm and hold onto the steering wheel. Avoid sudden maneuvers or slamming on the brakes, which could cause vehicle loss. Instead, gradually release the pedal and let the automobile slow down. After regaining control, slowly guide the vehicle toward the roadside while watching for traffic. Use your danger lights