Deep dive into Michelin Tires
The big Goodyear vs. Firestone showdown
Do you think your Catalytic Converter has been stolen?
Goodyear and Michelin are among the top revenue-raking tire manufacturers globally, and also among the ones that have been around the longest.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Putting your vehicle in low gear is ideal for going up a steep hill or down a steep downgrade. It can be tricky to know when to get into low gear when driving an automatic car because the gear shifts according to the engine’s RPM.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Our complete guide to Hankook Tires
Germany’s BMW is an excellent choice when buying a used car. It is a great way to enjoy the sophistication, performance, and stunning features without spending top dollar for a new BMW.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Wheel bearings play a crucial role in the drivetrain of any car since they connect the static and moving components of the vehicle.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Inspecting your car before getting on the road is one of the most important safety checks you could perform as a driver. This involves, among others, checking the condition of your tires.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
It is said that a vehicle and its driver are in constant communication whenever the engine is running — responding to commands on the part of the car, and paying attention to the reactiveness of the vehicle on the part of the driver.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Every rider wants a smooth experience on the road, and manufacturers of vehicles and vehicle parts know this — which is why they are ever in competition mode to produce the most comfortable car, tire, or vehicle part to smoothen the riding experience on the road.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
In vehicles, just like in other mechanical components, it is the small details that matter. Tiny objects, such as spark plugs, determine the smooth-running, or otherwise, of your vehicle’s engine. It is, therefore, imperative that you change your spark plugs at regular intervals.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
If you drive a modern car, most probably is equipped with a power steering rack. But, have you ever wondered what it would feel like to turn the direction of your wheels using a manual steering rack?
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
While it is natural for cars to slightly pull to one side while driving, often it is a sign of mechanical problems in your car. And for this, you should not ignore this erratic behavior.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
Most motorists cause fatal accidents due to panicking while driving. One situation that is sure to elicit a degree of panic is when your car dies while driving. In this article, we look at what you should do when your car shuts off as you drive. But first, let’s look at what causes your car to shut off.
Sam is Automole’s editor-in-chief and classic car enthusiast. Sam is studying mechanical engineering at Cockrell School of Engineering, Austin. He also writes for many top automotive publications and appears on the Collecting Cars Podcast.
