car tyres

Most Australians don’t know when to replace their car tyres or why tyre tread depth is so important. Here’s everything you need to know.

Part-worn, used or second-hand tyres are less of an issue in Australia than in Europe but plenty of places here still advertise them. So, are part-worn tyres safe?

Sumitomo Rubber is working on new technology that could see car tyres generate electricity while driving.

Tyre technology is improving year on year, but it’s hard to tell because tyres still look black, round and boring. We track-test the all-new Bridgestone Potenza S007A.

Originally developed for the Aston Martin DB11, the Bridgestone Potenza S007A is now available for a wide range of performance cars.

Run-flat tyres have been around since the 1980s but are only now becoming common as original equipment and even as retro-fit options but, just what is a run flat tyre?

Plenty of tyre retailers offer to fill your car tyres with nitrogen for a few bucks claiming it’ll improve fuel efficiency. So should you fill your car tyres with nitrogen?

Here’s what you need to know when it comes to buying the right tyres for your 4×4.

There’s more than just cars at the Frankfurt Motor Show with Continental revealing new technologies that will make tyres responsive to road conditions…

We test Yokohama’s AD08R street/track tyre on street… and track.

Ever see a car with wheels like the one in the picture above? The wheels are splayed right out… Why?

Everybody wants a car that tracks straight and doesn’t abuse its tyres, and that’s why wheel alignment is so important.

You’ll never get a flat tyre at a convenient time, but with the right tools and a little bit of practice you’ll soon be changing tyres like an F1 pit crew.

We get a lot of questions on tyres which is no surprise as they’re important and wear out quickly. Here’s another question about uneven wear.

Michelin has revealed its Pilot Sport 4 tyre ahead of its on-sale release in Australia in October.