How To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
The braking system in your car is one of many components that need to be replaced at certain intervals. How can you tell if your brake pads are glazed?
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'The Perfect In-Between Size' – Why Harbor Freight's Icon Semi-Deep Sockets Are So Popular
Harbor Freight has a huge lineup of both power tools and hand tools, including the Icon line of sockets. What do users say? Why are they so popular?
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Are Ego Mowers Repairable? Here's What You Need To Know
The Ego brand's battery-powered line of gardening tools have received high praise from users for their versatility and relative lack of problems.
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5 Handy Uses For Your Camera's USB-C Port
Whether DSLR or mirrorless, these days digital cameras all have some sort of USB port on them, and there are a lot of different things you can do with them.
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Why Do New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension?
Torsion beam suspensions are old-school, but the Mazda3 still uses a rear torsion beam even in 2025. Why has Mazda stuck with this old suspension tech?
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Yes, WD-40 Cologne Exists - But It'll Cost You
WD-40 has become synonymous with DIY repairs around the house, but what if you just want to smell like it? There's a solution, but it's not cheap.
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'Snake Vision' System Could Make 4K Thermal Imaging A Reality
Thermal cameras have long been hobbled by low resolutions, but a new scientific breakthrough may change that and usher in an era of 4K thermal images.
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Not Honda, Not Toyota: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1995
The best-selling car of 1995 wasn’t a Japanese import, but a once-ubiquitous American sedan that defined an entire decade of driving.
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5 Tools Makita Makes That DeWalt Doesn't
You can find DeWalt tools for all occasions, but there are tasks for which only Makita makes a cordless tool. Here are some pieces you might need someday.
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New Law Could Mean Increased Fines For Two-Wheel Drive Cars In Colorado
A new Colorado law is tightening winter driving enforcement, leaving certain vehicles more vulnerable to fines during storms on major routes.
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Is It Safe To Use WD-40 On Rusty Tools?
WD-40 is often thought of as a must-have inclusion in any toolbox, but can it be used to remove rust safely from your hand tools and power tools?
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Yes, The US Has Lost Not One, But Six Nuclear Weapons
A "Broken Arrow" is the term that the military uses for when it loses a nuclear weapon, and yes it has happened often enough that they have a term for it.
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16 New Milwaukee Tools And Accessories Coming Out In 2026
If you are wanting to add to your tool collection, Milwaukee Tools has new products coming in 2026. Here are the best ones.
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Who Makes Gulfstream Jets And Where Are They Manufactured?
The Gulfrstream is perhaps the most recognizable and popular form of luxury aircraft on the market, but the company has surprisingly humble US roots.
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Looking For A Luxury Car? Consumer Reports Says Skip The European Brands
It's always important to do your own research when in the market for a new car, but websites like Consumer Reports are a good place to start that research.
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Don't Waste Money On Dual Monitors: Use This Instead
Before buying a second monitor for your desktop, think about whether an ultrawide monitor setup might be a better alternative for your needs.
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Not A Ford Or An Oldsmobile: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1977
The best-selling car in the United States in 1977 represented a surprising upset, as it wasn't the two-year reigning champ that was the Oldsmobile Cutlass.
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15 Of The Best YouTube Channels For Automotive Enthusiasts
The online world of car content is vast and varied, and if you're hunting for decent channel on YouTube for reviews and more, you've got a lot of options.
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New Method For Repairing B-2 Bombers Saves The US Air Force Millions
The B-2 Spirit was an expensive aircraft to build, and repairs aren't cheap either, with the U.S. Air Force typically retiring then when they're damaged.
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4 Ikea Tech Items You Should Steer Clear Of (According To Reviews)
While IKEA can be a fine place to get decent furniture for less, the same can't always be said for its tech products. Here are some to avoid.
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What Are The Rubber Strips On Older Car Doors Really For?
You might have noticed that a lot of older cars have rubber strips all over the lower half of the bodywork, and notably on the doors. What are they for?
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5 Android Phones More Powerful Than The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Galaxy S25 Ultra sets the bar high, yet these Android phones beat it on Geekbench scores, thermals, and charging speed. Real power rankings revealed.
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A Major US Navy Frigate Program Was Canceled (But Here's What's Being Built Instead)
Cost overruns led the U.S. Navy to scale back an order for modern frigates from a major manufacturer, but there's already a plan for a replacement.
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Have $250k To Spend? Fly Around Las Vegas In A Sci-Fi Airscooter
Flying around Las Vegas in a science fiction airscooter sounds cool, but do you have $250,000 to spend? Here's everything you need to know.
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What Happens If A Navy Ship Loses Power At Sea?
Even with all of the advanced capabilities of the U.S. Navy's fleet, blackouts can occur. Here's what happens when the power goes out on one of its ships.
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5 Chromebook Myths You Need To Stop Believing
Chromebooks evolved past web-only basics. Debunking five big myths on updates, peripherals, app hacks, and when they beat pricier Windows rigs for most folks.
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This Is The Highest-Quality Large SUV, According To JD Power
Looking to buy an SUV? You may want to check on what real-world users have to say. JD Power has compiled ratings based on thousands of vehicle owners.
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