Everything at the end of an axle has an impact on fuel economy. Tread patterns, tread compounding and depth, tire sidewall construction, wheel bearing tightness, mechanical deficiencies such as ...

Additionally, tires don't tear up and destroy whatever they roll over, no matter how heavy the vehicle is. Most combat vehicles that use wheels aren't equipped with heavy armor or a main cannon ...

Yet consumers are in the dark about tire efficiency. With no standardized rating available, consumers often unwittingly choose tires that hurt fuel economy. Others who upgrade to oversize rims and ...

One of the easiest upgrades you can make to a car is swapping out its wheels and tires. Here’s what you should know before you go shoe shopping for your car.

In our real-world highway test, the Prius Prime SE with 17-inch wheels got 3 mpg more than a Prime XSE with 19-inchers.

Modifying anything beyond stock equipment on a car is always bound to affect how it drives, but tires and wheels are the most important for fuel economy.

If curb rash is the bane of your car's existence, it's likely blaming you and your choice of tires. Here's how to know if your vehicle's rubber is the issue.

There is a lot of debate about whether wider wheels are better for cars. Undoubtedly, bigger rims and broader wheels significantly improve the car's aesthetics; however, the wheel and tire size impact ...

A wheel alignment may feel like a low priority fix, but having one done might have a bigger impact on your car's performance than you expect.