Checking the tongue weight of your trailer is important for trailer stability. It's easy to do with a bathroom scale and a few other objects in your garage.
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Your car's brake rotors need to be replaced every so often. We'll tell you what the rotors do, why they need replacing, and how to tell when it's time.
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Are you a fan of four-wheel drive but are short on space? Look no further, as these are five small cars that can take advantage of 4WD in 2025.
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While now discontinued in favor of the updated 500 model, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 is still a very capable bike despite its low displacement and weight.
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The automotive industry has changed much in the past few decades. Hybrids and EVs aside, its the continuously variable transmission that is shaking things up.
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These small car engines pack a lot of power despite their size, and can be found in everything from sporty hatchbacks to hypercars and Formula 1 racecars.
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Provided you have the correct adaptors, it should be possible to fill a car tire using a bicycle pump, but the effort involved can be overwhelming.
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When shopping for a motorcycle helmet online, here are some crucial things you will want to keep in mind before you add to cart and click purchase.
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Confused about the pressure number on your tire? Learn why the tire’s pressure rating isn’t what you should use and what to check instead.
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Toyota loves acronyms, using a wide range of them across its products. One of them is XSE, but what does it stand for and where will you find it?
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The FTC has alleged that GM used its OnStar system to collect driving data from owners and sold it to third parties without consent. Here's what happened.
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Some types of crate engines are more complete than others. We look at what you can expect to come with turn-key, short-block, and long-block engines packages.
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Large three-row SUVs don't necessarily have a reputation for good fuel economy. So how does Toyota's Grand Highlander SUV fare in this regard?
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The three-row SUV market may be among the most competitive in auto manufacturing. See what features Mazda hopes will help its CX-90 stand out.
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The Subaru Forester is a pretty no-nonsense SUV, but Subaru has given it some STI magic several times. What is the Forester STI Sport? Where is it available?
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How you load your trailer is crucial when it comes to towing safety. Calculating the right weight distribution isn't as complicated as you might think.
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A single-cab truck -- a truck with one row of seats -- is something of a novelty. If you want one, these are the 13 best that you can buy in the United States.
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Modern car steering wheels are made up of a lot of different components, one of those being the clock spring. What happens if the clock spring goes bad?
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An key part of DIY engine maintenance is knowing what oil to use and how much to pour. If you have a 2.7L EcoBoost, this is the info you need.
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Oil is a crucial component of every engine, as well we know. It's pretty self explanatory what high-mileage oil is, but can it be used in low mileage cars?
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Turbos are becoming commonplace on engines, and Ford's EcoBoost products are a great example. But just how many turbos do they have, exactly?
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The formula may be simple, but the results are spectacular.
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Dextero Tires is one of the many budget tire brands vying for your hard-earned cash. But who owns the brand, and where are Dextero tires made?
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If your car has an Eco mode, you may be wondering what it does. As the name implies, it makes things more economical. Here's how that works.
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Hitting the open road means hitting the right side of the open road in the U.S. but some of the world does it differently. Here's why that is.
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Big block engines were the cream of the crop during the heyday of big displacement muscle cars, though today, they're a much rarer powerplant for sports cars.
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Jeeps famously have handles on their hoods, and you may have wondered what they're for. As it turns out, they are there for a very specific reason.
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