Think You Might Be Driving On Counterfeit Tires? Here's How To Spot Fakes
If you're picking up a new set of tires for your car, you'll want to make sure you aren't buying counterfeits. Here are some tips to help spot them.
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Who Owns Moto Guzzi And Where Are The Motorcycles Made?
Moto Guzzi is an inseparable part of Italian motoring history. But these days, is it really as Italian as its history and branding may suggest?
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Biker Chains: What Are They & Why Do Motorcyclists Wear Them?
You might think that the chains bikers wear are just for looks, but they actually serve a useful purpose. We explain what they're for and how to choose one.
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5 Must-Have Harbor Freight Tools For Every Home Garage
If you're looking to fill out your home garage, Harbor Freight has plenty of tools to choose from - here are five worth considering.
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Could China's Quantum Radar See Through US Stealth? How The Tech Theoretically 'Works'
Stealth aircraft have a unique advantage in that they can't be detected by radar, but that could be about to change thanks to advances in quantum technology.
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How Do Pilots See At Night? What You Should Know About Flying In The Dark
Once the sun is down, pilots rely on instruments and navigation tools to help guide them, pilots must also regularly practice night takeoffs and landings.
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What Does 'PAT 25' Mean On A Military Helicopter?
Armed forces equipment is no stranger to all sorts of special naming and designations, but what does "PAT 25" mean in relation to a military helicopter?
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How Does An Airplane's Black Box Survive During Violent Crashes?
Airplane's black boxes are deliberately designed to survive worst-case scenarios. How do they do this? We look at their design, materials, and testing.
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What Riders Should Know About Minnesota's New Lane Splitting Rules
If you live in Minnesota, it's important to note the new rules for motorcyclists. Here's what the rules are about and how they can affect your time on the road.
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12V DC Car Charger Vs Built-In USB Ports: Which Will Charge Your Phone Faster?
Your phone is running out of battery — do you go for the built-in USB port or your car's "cigarette lighter?" Here's which is faster and what you should know.
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Will TSA Confiscate Your Lithium-Ion Portable Phone Charger
The TSA has clear rules on battery capacity and storage, so you should be safe taking power banks of up to 100 Wh, so long as they're in the cabin with you.
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TheTVApp.to Explained: What You Need To Know About Its Streaming Subscription
TheTVApp.to is an illegal streaming platform that offers access to premium TV channels, and is available through a wide range of devices.
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These Are The 3 Most Dangerous Mistakes You Can Make When Towing With Your Vehicle
Let's make sure you don't repeat the errors people make when towing with their vehicles. Nobody wants a big dent in their pocket, or car.
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What Is A Third Party Driving Test & Which U.S. States Offer It?
If you're trying to get your driver's license, depending on where you live, you might have the option to go to a third-party driving center.
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Are Classic Motorcycles Easier To Maintain Than Their Modern Counterparts?
There's something special about owning a classic motorcycle, almost like riding a piece of history. But are they easier to maintain than modern bikes?
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5 Of The Fastest Motorcycles Royal Enfield Ever Built
Royal Enfield produces simple, reliable, and affordable motorcycles. However, it has also made some incredibly fast bikes. Here are the fastest.
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What's The Difference Between A DCT And Other Automatic Transmissions?
It used to be a simple decision between an manual and automatic transmission when consumers bought a car, but now there's DCT and other automatic transmissions.
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What Is ETOPS And Why Is It Important For Jets With Two Engines?
In aviation, an ETOPS rating shows how far an aircraft is allowed to be from the nearest landing ground, in case of engine failure or other emergency.
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Will Used Car Prices Go Up Under Trump's Tariffs? Here's What You Need To Know
The automotive industry represents a complex global network of manufacturing, parts suppliers, and dealerships that could be affected by Trump's tariffs.
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Synthetic Blend Vs. Full Synthetic Oil: What's The Difference To Your Engine?
Synthetic blend and fully synthetic oils are both improvements over conventional motor oil, but how do these more premium oils benefit your car's engine?
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What It Means If Your Transmission Fluid Is Black
Black transmission Fluid isn't any good at cooling or lubricating your transmission, but it can do tremendous damage to your vehicle.
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Are Emissions Rules Making Motorcycles Slower?
Emissions regulations can help to improve air quality and reduce environmental damage, and they're having an effect on the types of bike you can buy.
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Will Towing An EV Actually Charge It?
EVs use regenerative braking to recover energy when they slow down or coast downhill. So, can you charge your electric car just by getting it towed?
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Here's What Can Happen If Your Feet Are Up On A Dash During A Car Crash
It may seem like a great way to relax while on a road trip, but it's vital to not put your feet on the dashboard. Here's what could happen in a crash.
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Should You Panic If You Spot Metal Shavings In Your Engine Oil
Metal shavings in oil are tiny fragments that come from moving engine parts, and this is what they mean.
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Why Theft Recovery Cars Are So Cheap (And Can They Be Insured?)
If you've spotted a good deal on a fairly recent car, only to notice it labeled as "theft recovery," you might have some questions. We're here to help.
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2025 Jeep Wagoneer: The 5 Coolest Interior Features
The 2025 Jeep Wagoneer is here, and it's loaded to the brim with technology. Here are five of the coolest interior features to get excited about.
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