Tips to make an unpleasant task safe and easyBy Jeff S. BartlettMany drivers dread being stuck on the side of a road with a ...

What would you do if your boyfriend borrowed your car without asking and then it got a flat tire, and he tried to deny that ...

Put the flat tire, jack, and tools into the car. Pick up your safety triangles. Breathe deep—you did it! Drive a few miles and then tighten the lug nuts one more time.

Updated September 2019. Getting a flat tire on the road can be a scary experience, but what you do in the moments after a tire loses pressure is very important.

New tires aren't cheap, so is getting a patch a viable option? The answer is complicated because it depends on a few factors.

To ensure that the car is locked into its position and won't roll when jacked up, find something to wedge under the tire on the opposite side of the vehicle from the flat tire. It can be a brick ...

If the tire has a hole in the sidewall, in some cases you can still drive for limited periods, but it should be done slowly as handling and even braking will be compromised. Read more on Boston.com.

The tire went flat soon after he arrived at his hotel. He called the emergency roadside hot line of the car rental agency, Advantage Rent-a-Car, but its closest repairman was in Albuquerque, five ...

A 10 News viewer says she got four flat tires in the past six months and she thinks construction is the culprit. If you pick up a nail, patching your tire can cost around $30 and at least $100 to ...