Driving on worn tires is risky. Replacing tires can be costly. 2 News Oklahoma's Cathy Tatom listens to Consumer Reports' advice on when to replace tires and how to get the most value for your money.

The first task in changing a flat is to remove the wheel cover or hubcap on the injured tire. The following steps tell you how: 1. If your car has a standard wheel cover or hubcap, use a screwdriver ...

Unfortunately, there’s no single answer to the question of when to replace tires. Keeping a record of the last time you changed your tires can be a good indicator, though few people do. There are also ...

You’re driving at 65 mph with the kids in the back and the rain pouring down when a deer dashes across the highway. You nail the brakes and . . . what? Do you stop in time? Hit the deer? What happens ...

Operating a lawn mower with old and worn tires can lead to unsightly damage to your grass. Luckily, the replacement process ...

Do you know how to change a flat tire? Don’t feel bad if the answer is no. Survey data from AAA suggest 20 percent of American drivers don’t know. And you won’t have to search too hard to find ...

New research found Americans are strategic about car maintenance, including when it comes time to replace their tires.

Shopping for new tires can be a daunting task. There's no way to tell which one provides the best grip, the longest life, or the shortest stopping distance by sight or feel. That's why Consumer ...