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The Multiple Causes of a Shaky Car

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What it Means When Shaking Occurs  Unfortunately, it’s rarely a good sign if your car is shaking, whether it’s idling at a stoplight or roaring down a highway. It can be difficult to diagnose what’s going on with a car from one symptom alone. Highland Tire can help you pinpoint what’s causing this unsettling problem so you can get it taken care of as soon as possible.   When Starting Your Car  If your car shakes when you start it up, the most likely culprit is either worn out spark plugs or...
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4 Quick Tips to Save Fuel

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Gas prices around the world are at an all-time high, and drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump. What can we do to conserve fuel and save some money? Drive less, ride a bike, take public transportation? Short of buying an electric vehicle, there are habits you can implement that can reduce your fuel consumption with noticeable results.    The constant need to fill your tanks is one of the most expensive parts of maintaining your vehicle. Research has shown that your vehicle can preserve up t...
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Studded Tires for Snow and Ice in Winter

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What are Studded Snow Tires?    Studded tires are just what they sound like – tires with metal studs embedded in them. These studs look small, but they give your vehicle a lot of traction in snowy and slippery conditions. Some tires come with studs already on them, while others come with stud holes to allow you to apply and remove them yourself. Comparison of Snow Tires  Studdless and studded snow tires each bring something different to the table in terms of driving in winter weather. You sho...
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What are Mud Tires?

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Mud Tires, or Mud-Terrain Tires, are tires engineered specifically for tough and muddy terrain. Between the complex tread pattern and large tread blocks, the tire has the ability to throw off mud and debris instead of it caking into the tires. This allows your vehicle to navigate slippery and rocky terrains with ease.    These tires are designed for durability. Their composition makes them cut and puncture resistant and thicker sidewalls allow for airing down, which greatly improves your vehic...
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How to Jump Start Your Car

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When your car battery dies, a jump-start might be the solution to get you back on the road again. Don't wait until you are in a position where your car won't start to figure out what you need to do. It is essential for all drivers to know how to jump-start a car. If the proper steps are not taken, you may do more harm than good to the vehicle.    Car batteries are rechargeable and can last up to three to four years. When your battery is dead and recharging is possible, you need another car to j...
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What is Dry Rot on Tires?

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Dry rot is when the structural integrity of the tire’s material begins to break down. This can appear as visible cracking in the treads or on the sidewalls of the tire. Concerned you might have this problem on your hands? Don’t worry, we’ll break down how to identify and prevent this problem.   Dry rot can have the appearance of cracks, but it can also change the texture of the tire. In this case, tires can feel hard and brittle to the touch. The tire could even begin to flake. Another sign...
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Why There is a Bubble in Your Tire

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You’re about to get in your car to head to work when you notice an unsettling lump protruding from your tire. No, it’s not a critter setting up home in there. You most likely have a bubble in your tire. While tire bubbles aren’t uncommon, that doesn’t mean they don’t pose a hazard to driving your car safely. What causes Bubbles in Tires? Tires are made up of several layers. The innermost layer, while still a strong material, is not as reinforced as the outer layers. This leaves it prone to...
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Can You Drive On A Flat Tire?

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You’ve found yourself in a predicament – your tire is flat. Maybe you’re only 10 minutes away from home and think you can take a chance and drive on it. But even this short distance isn’t a good idea. It's more than just an inconvenience; driving on a flat tire can cause damage not only to your car but also potentially to you.   Driving on a flat tire can damage things like your alignment and your breaks, not to mention the wheels themselves. It can also mean much poorer handling, putting ...
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Top 5 Most Common Car Maintenance Services

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When you become a vehicle owner, one of the most essential parts of this journey to ensure road safety is maintaining your vehicle. By owning a car, you take on a lot of responsibilities, starting with always remembering to give it timely maintenance and servicing. Ignoring car maintenance will increase the risk of mechanical failure and costly repairs.    For routine car maintenance services, seek assistance from a certified and licensed auto repair shop. Keeping up with vehicle maintenance se...
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What Are Nitrogen-Filled Tires?

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Your car's tires need proper inflation to carry the weight of the vehicle. Proper inflation provides the appropriate load capacity and enhances the tire's performance and durability, in addition to improved fuel economy. Your vehicle's tires should be inflated to the manufacturer's recommended air pressure. Accurate tire pressure can also increase your tire wear life and make your vehicle safer on the road. With the advancement in tire manufacturing and efficiency, you now can inflate your car'...
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