21 Major Tire Brands Of 2025 Ranked
Here we look at the top global tire brands and rank them according to quality, variety, performance, value, safety statistics, and consumer satisfaction data.
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Here's What Happens If You Drive With A Broken Serpentine Belt
Your car's serpentine belt plays a pivotal role in ensuring it runs smoothly. And there are key warning signs to watch for that may indicate yours is broken.
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If you're interested in getting into gardening, but not looking to spend much before you know you like the hobby, Amazon offers lots of cheap, handy options.
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The Apple Pencil is an extension of your workspace, but what are the key differences between the Apple Pencil 2 or the USB-C? Here's what you need to know.
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Fighter pilots display their skills when they're flying in tight formations, what looks like a mere inches from one another. Here's why they do it.
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The internet is full of slang, LOL, and specific platforms have their own idioms. So what does it mean if you're on Reddit and you see the initials "OP"?
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Healthy engine oil should be light brown, so if yours is black, you may be wondering if it's time for an oil change. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Rarest Volkswagen Models Ever Made
Given the illustrious history of the Volkswagen brand both domestically and internationally, you'll want to feast your eyes on the rarest models ever made.
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The World's First Minivan And The Man Who Built It
Chrysler is known for bringing the first mass-produced and highly successful minivan to market, but it wasn't the first iteration of a minivan vehicle.
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Why Did The USAF Discontinue The B-58 Hustler Jet Bomber Without A Replacement?
The B-58 Hustler was well named: it could hit Mach 2, the first bomber to go so fast. So why did the Air Force dump it without a suitable replacement in sight?
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Moto Razr Ultra First Look: Finally, A True Flagship Foldable
Motorola's foldable phones get a 2025 update, along with a pair of new wearables, and Samsung is getting some serious competition.
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If there's life in the solar system beyond Earth, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, seems a logical place to find it. A new study says maybe, but in tiny amounts.
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If you lost the remote for your Samsung TV or just don't have new batteries for it, don't worry. There's multiple ways to keep controlling your TV.
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11 Of The Most Iconic Ground Attack Military Planes In History
Ground attack aircraft don't always get the same level of fame that fighter jets do, but they have long served a critical support role in modern conflicts.
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What Makes The Honda NSX Type R So Special? (And What Is One Worth Today?)
Long before racing-spec Type R Hondas were a matter of course, The NSX Type R took Japan by storm. Is the NSX-R rare, and how much does it cost today?
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When rowing through a manual transmission, drivers will oftentimes use rev matching techniques to smooth the ride and reduce wear, but it takes skill.
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Which Chevrolet Models May Become More Expensive Because Of Tariffs Imposed By President Trump?
Tariffs have been put into place that will start to affect the price of automobiles, even those from U.S. companies. Here's how Chevrolet will fare.
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2025 Subaru BRZ tS Vs Toyota GR86: What's The Real Difference, And Should You Pay Extra?
Even enthusiasts can struggle to tell the GR86 and the BRZ apart, but is there an answer to the age-old question as to which you should buy?
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How Stealth Aircraft Technology Has Evolved From The F-117 Nighthawk To The B-21 Raider
In 1990, the F-117 Nighthawk was the first warplane to use stealth technology. Now the B-21 Raider promises new leaps in stealth. What's changed along the way?
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What Is The Ideal Temperature Range For Solar Panels & Can They Get Too Hot?
Solar panels are designed to sit in sunlight all day and convert solar power into electricity, but is it possible for them to get too hot?
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Why Your Tesla's Battery Drains When Parked (And How To Stop It)
Tesla owners have observed a condition called phantom drain, where batteries run down when the car is parked. What causes phantom drain, and how do you stop it?
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2025 Lincoln Navigator First Drive: New Gadgets Can't Hide An Old Truth
Lincoln's new Navigator pairs even more dramatic style with a cabin of gadgets, but is this genuine luxury or gimmicks to mask the big SUV's lingering issues?
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Saying These Simple Words To ChatGPT Is Costing OpenAI Millions Of Dollars
According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, his firm is losing tens of millions of dollars due to some small words we're taught to mind every day.
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Does The US Military Use Starlink?
Starlink provides high-speed internet access via satellite anywhere in the world, but does the U.S. military use that access? Here's what we know.
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Milwaukee Transfer Pump: What Is It Used For & How Long Can It Run On One Charge?
The Milwaukee transfer pump is a pretty specific tool used for a specific purpose. Here's what it does and how long it can run on a single charge.
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Why Are Some Submarines Called Pig Boats?
Early submarines were nothing like the sleek, high-tech underwater craft of the modern day and were often called pig boats. Here's why.
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How Do You Qualify For Exotic Car Insurance?
Exotic car insurance offers a range of benefits over standard insurance plans, but not every car qualifies for it. Here's how to know if your car fits the bill.
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