Before you change the brake pads, you should know how to compress a brake caliper. Here are the steps.
Calculating tire height comes into play when replacing your current tires. You only need to perform simple math.
Several factors determine the best brake caliper positions. Get the details about why certain locations and positions are used.
Understanding gear ratios helps you get the desired performance out of your vehicle. We explain the math.
Learn how to estimate the cost for front or rear brake replacement. We provide specific estimates based on popular models.
Find out if your tire valve stem needs to be replaced and if you should do it on your own.
Many popular tires use metric dimensions. Learn how to easily convert those metric dimensions to customary imperial numbers.
It's relatively easy to repair a tire that was punctured by a nail. But you may need to replace the tire.
HID headlights create more visibility and last longer than standard halogen bulbs. But they aren’t designed for every vehicle.
The cost of mounting and balancing tires varies, depending on several factors. Always verify the charges before you buy.
Many new cars come with LED headlights these days. While aftermarket LED headlights are popular, most are not DOT-approved.
No reputable service center will repair a tire sidewall. It may look like an easy repair, but it’s not safe. This article explains why.
The tire load index shows how much weight each tire can carry. Compare specs to see how various tires compare to one another.
When air gets into your brake system, it must be bled. Thankfully, you can get air out of brake lines without a brake bleeder.
A sticking brake caliper can cause a car to pull to one side. Learn how to repair bad calipers before an accident occurs.
Changing your brake fluid is a basic maintenance task. This guide explains how to change brake fluid and detect any problems.
If your vehicle veers sharply while braking, the brakes might have locked. What causes brake lock-up and how can it be fixed?
The wrong amount of air can lead to tread or sidewall damage and uneven wear. See our comprehensive guide to putting air in tires.
Our guide to the tire pressure light explains everything you need to know, such as why it comes on and how to reset it.
Greasing braking pads may seem counterintuitive because friction is required. But when done right, it makes a big difference.
To improve brake performance, you can choose higher-quality parts or upgrade to more robust systems for enhanced stopping power.
