Sidewall damage can lead to a blowout ... this is more of an indication of a bad toe alignment (the direction each tire is pointed in, if looking from front to back) that's gone undiagnosed ...

Along with the obvious safety and performance aspects of a new set of hoops, fresh rubber looks and smells fantastic. New ...

Even if the tire doesn’t deflate, the sidewall could be damaged, making the tire dangerous and potentially rendering it useless. (Learn how to change a car tire.) Situational awareness ...

Bridgestone Americas Tire Operation (BATO) is recalling certain Blizzak 6 tires, size 235/40R19. The DOT certification symbol is missing from the tire sidewalls. As such, these tires fail to comply ...

logos or “TWI” molded into the tire’s sidewall. Like people, rubber hardens and dries out as it ages. New tires have oils and chemicals meant to slow this process, but over time, they tend ...

An external or internal cause, Darrell. In general, you’re correct. When a tire blows, it blows for a reason. On rare ...

These tires gain traction very well, and the deep side lugs and antler sidewall tread make these tires excellent mud tires that do well in all terrain types. These mud tires have angled lugs with ...

The primary tires, which feature yellow lettering on the sidewall, are faster over a longer distance. The option tires, which feature red lettering on the sidewall, provide more speed early in a run ...