Nitrogen tire inflation is a common “premium” service that might be offered to you at some point. Don’t get caught off guard and assume that a higher price comes with more value. While nitrogen tire inflation isn’t complete snake oil, it’s probably not something you’ll need in your car.

Tire pressure fluctuates naturally throughout the year, but your car’s ideal doesn’t. Keeping your tires at a good tire pressure can improve your safety and fuel efficiency. Know how to use a tire gauge and what low tire pressure and high tire pressure mean for you.

There are many decisions to make when you’re replacing your first generation Mustang’s tires and wheels. Whether you’re interested in what tires your Mustang would have come with, or what tires will fit on your original wheels, this guide includes all of the information about the first generation Mustang’s tires and wheels.

Buying tires isn’t always the most cut-and-dry process. All the information you need is included on the sidewall, but it’s not the easiest to decipher. This guide will break down what the tire number means so you can find what tires fit your vehicle. We’ll also go over treadwear, traction, and temperature ratings along with the different types of tread patterns.