Fire Extinguisher For Cars: Do You Need One, And Which Type Is Best?
You want to be prepared for problems that may strike on the road, but is a fire extinguisher really necessary for your car? And if so, what kind should you get?
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Can You Replace Just One Tire On An AWD Car?
All-wheel drive vehicles are more popular now than ever. Is it ok to only replace one tire on an AWD car if you get a flat, and how can tire shaving help?
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5 Of The Best Dually Trucks You Can Buy (According To Owners)
The extra set of rear wheels on dually pickups allow them to haul heavy loads. These are the best dually trucks for sale today, according to their owners.
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Do Private Jet Passengers Have To Go Through TSA Security Checks?
No one likes having to go through TSA checkpoints before boarding a plane, but it's required for commercial flights. What about private planes, though?
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What Type Of Sealant Should You Use On A Leaky Windshield? (And How Do You Apply It?)
If you find a leak in your car's windshield, there's no need to worry. Lots of small leaks can be fixed yourself with some readily available sealants.
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Do Private Jets Crash More Often Than Commercial Aircraft?
Despite some highly-publicized recent accidents, flying is still one of the safest ways to travel, but are private planes more dangerous than airliners?
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Why Do Some Pickup Trucks Have Lights On The Roof? Here's What They're For.
Have you ever noticed that some pickup trucks come standard with lights on their roofs? In fact, there is a safety reason for it, beyond the aesthetic appeal.
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Who Owns Summit Tires And Where Are They Made?
Summit tires are a budget-conscious pick for many drivers looking to save some money, meaning its manufacturing pipeline is streamlined to keep costs low.
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The Pros & Cons Of Replacing Your Donut With A Full-Size Spare Tire
If your car comes with a spare tire, chances are it's a space-saving "donut" and not a full-size tire. Here are the pros and cons of carrying a full-size spare.
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Is The 2025 Dodge Demon Pickup Real?
Recent internet rumors have suggested that Dodge is releasing a pickup version of its Demon muscle car. However, things may not be as they appear.
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What Happened To Sparketh (Online Art Courses) From Shark Tank Season 13?
The founders of Sparketh went into the Shark Tank in Season 13 to seek funding for their online art education platform. Did Sparketh get a deal on "Shark Tank?"
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What Happened To The SBU Unicycle From Shark Tank Season 4?
Daniel Wood and David Martschinkse pitched their self-balancing electric unicycle on a Season 4 episode of "Shark Tank." What's become of the SBU since?
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5 Cool Tech Gadgets The Men In Your Life Would Love As A Gift
Finding the right gift for a loved one on a special occasion can be tricky, but you can't go wrong with one of these cool gadgets for men available on Amazon.
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What Does Out-The-Door Price Mean When Buying A Car?
Purchasing a new vehicle can be financially stressful for many people. However, knowing the out-the-door price of the car before talking numbers can help.
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Who Owns Firestone Tires And Where Are They Made?
Firestone has been making tires since 1900 and is the official tire supplier of NXT IndyCar racing. Who owns the company, and where are Firestone tires made?
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Why Was The Nissan Cube Discontinued?
The Nissan Cube was an odd little vehicle, with an asymmetrical back window and boxy shape. It wasn't around very long in the U.S., so why did Nissan kill it?
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Who Invented Windshield Wipers? All About The Woman Behind The Revolutionary Safety Feature
While much of automotive history revolves around men, it was a woman who came up with the windshield wiper, and another woman who figured out how to improve it.
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What Is Gear Oil? (And Is It The Same As Transmission Fluid?)
Learn what gear oil is, how it differs from transmission fluid, and why using the right lubricant is crucial for your vehicle’s performance.
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Are Amazon-Sold Swiss Army Knives Covered By A Warranty?
Victorinox Swiss army knives can be purchased at local retailers or from Amazon. When you buy a Swiss army knife from Amazon, is there a warranty?
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Who Makes Milestar Tires & Where Are They Made?
Milestar doesn't have the name recognition of Goodyear or Bridgestone, but makes some highly-rated affordable tires. Here's who is behind Milestar Tires.
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Why Do Jeeps Have Window Controls In The Middle Of The Dashboard?
Jeeps are design outliers, but one engineering choice has a functional explanation behind it. Here's why many Jeeps have power window controls on the dashboard.
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Can You Take A Screwdriver On A Plane? What The TSA Rules Say
Can you bring a screwdriver on a plane? TSA has rules for that! Here’s what you need to know before packing your toolbox.
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Is Chevrolet Really Releasing A Hybrid Malibu In 2026?
Even though it's pretty immediately clear the Chevrolet Malibu isn't coming back, a rumor is implying that the Malibu will return in hybrid form next year.
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What It Means When A Car Is Called A Lemon (And How To Avoid Buying One)
If you've ever gone shopping for a car, you've likely heard some troublesome cars referred to as a lemon. Here's how to avoid buying a lemon yourself.
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Who Makes Nexen Tires And Where Are They Made?
Nexen Tires has a long history of tire production, but only recently made it to the U.S. Here's everything you need to know about the company.
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5 Of The Biggest Battery-Related Electric Car Recalls In The US
Electric Vehicles promise a clean and quiet ride, but these EVs were subject to huge recalls due to problems with their important battery packs.
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5 Of The Highest Horsepower Pickup Trucks Of The 1980s
Pickups with 500-plus horsepower are now common, but that wasn't always the case. In the 1980s, more modest numbers made these trucks that era's most powerful.
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