Wheels and tires are a big investment and having the wrong sizes and offsets can look bad and result in costly damage. Wheels and tires can make, or break, a car. We've all seen the otherwise great ...

The quickest way to add new life to your car's appearance is by adding a new set of wheels and tires. The simple act of bolting on some new rims can do wonders to make your ride look better. That's ...

Installing gigantic wheels on your car is a tempting proposition when you're eager to maximize style and minimize tire sidewall. Automakers make it easy to select an optional wheel and tire package ...

The quintessential old-school Hot Wheels wheels, shiny discs with six little lines carved into the chrome, are from a line of the toys called “Ultra Hots.” I’m sure some of you fondly remember racking ...

Have you ever wanted to see your car as a Hot Wheel? This Saturday might be your chance. The Hot Wheels Legends Tour will be hanging out in the Festus Walmart parking lot from 8 a.m. to noon looking ...

Wheels. They’re delicate, they’re important and they’re probably the first thing on your car to have a scratch. They were never a good paint candidate because they’re such a crucial part of your car’s ...

The vehicles we drive depend on an enormous number of systems and parts to propel us down the road. Your car's manufacturer designs each of these components and systems to perform critical ...

Choosing big wheels for your new car — or buying larger rims for your daily driver — will cost more, decrease gas mileage, provide a harsher ride and be harder to replace if damaged. Why would anyone ...

There's a fine line between looking fast and looking like you're prepping for some offbeat race or driving competition. Staggered wheels — where the rear tires are wider or larger than the fronts — ...

Regularly changing your tires in pairs with the properly assigned tire and wheel size isn't going to impact your car at all. But what about if you want bigger tires? Or smaller ones? The short answer ...

When you're getting out the scrub brushes and detergents to wash your car, don't forget about where the rubber meets the road ...