How To & DIY
How To Choose the Correct Drag Racing Tire
The evolution of the drag racing tire and direct looks at popular, race tested tire designs, and explain the key features to look for. [More…]
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How To & DIY
How To Choose The Best Autocrossing Tire For You
How do you choose the best AutoX tires for you? Summit Racing’s team of experienced autocrossers and racers put together this quick video. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Replace A Valve Stem Without Breaking The Tire Bead
This inexpensive Valve Stem Tool Kit allows you to replace a valve stem quickly and easily without removing the tire from the wheel. [More…]
Technical Info
Tire Width Minimum, Maximum, and Ideal Size Chart by Wheel Width
How to properly measure wheel width to determine proper tire width plus minimum, maximum and ideal tire width chart. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Determine The Age Of Your Tires
It is easy to identify when a tire was manufactured by reading its Tire Identification Number (or serial number) and decoding it. [More…]
Technical Info
Old Tire Size Guide: Radial, Poly/Fiber, Bias-Ply, Cheater and Drag Slicks
A comprehensive list of Radials, Poly/Fibers, Bias-Ply’s, Cheater Slicks and Dragster Slicks — each original tire size is listed — and each of the related measurements is charted. [More…]
How To & DIY
How to Pick BETTER Wheels and Tires for YOUR Car
Changing your wheels and tires can completely change the look of your car and also drastically change the handling dynamics. [More…]
DIY Projects
Making Heavy Duty Bungee Cords from Old Tires
sixtyfiveford was challenged by his viewers to come up with a unique use for old tires ~ Heavy Duty Bungee Cords… [More…]
Technical Info
The Science Behind Using Fire To Mount Car Tires
The science behind setting tire beads that have become unseated and mounting a tire on a wheel using a controlled explosion. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Break a Tire Bead Quickly and Safely with Common Tools
This video demonstrates how to quickly, easily, and safely break even the most stubborn tire bead with a floor jack and a ratchet strap. [More…]