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Looking at the list of numbers and letters on your tire's sidewall can be confusing. The important thing to know is each number and letter in the sequence have a specific meaning. The following breakdown is generally what each of those letters and numbers means:

• The first letter is the vehicle type for that tire. For example, "P" for passenger vehicle.
• The number following is the width of the tire, in millimeters, from one sidewall to another.
• After the slash mark is the tire's aspect, or height, ratio. 

As a car owner, you may have realized that going downtown to check on your mechanic has become too common. Part of the problem is that you may have been replacing your original car parts with poor quality Aftermarket parts not designed to suit your car manufacturer standards.

When you visit us at Gunther Volvo Cars Delray Beach, we offer you superior quality parts specifically designed for your car by your manufacturer. OEM parts hit the market with a manufacturer warranty that gives an...

There is frequently confusion between 4-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive definitions about the drivetrain setup in certain vehicles. The common idea is that since each one does the same thing and each on is just a different way of saying it. But, that is not true.

Headlights on your vehicle serve a big role in safety. Not only do they help you see at night, but they also ensure that you are visible to others. These factors are very important in the sense that they can prevent accidents from occurring.

When it’s time to repair your vehicle, it’s always good to know that the service will be timely and dependable. However, the usual repair shops may not always provide the best solution for dependable service and parts. You can benefit by having your vehicle serviced at a dealership center.

If you know a little bit about cars, you know that you need to keep your tires maintained. When your tread starts to get too low, you are more likely to slip and slide in the rain or have a blowout while driving. But how do you know when your tread is getting too low?

It may not seem like it, but your windshield wiper fluid is actually one of the most important fluids in your vehicle.