Nearly every new car seems to offer low-profile tires. I like the look, but I've heard folks complain about jarring rides, frequent blowouts, rim damage, and greater wear at lower mileage.

Most people drive their cars on roads, which develop potholes, which are deadly to low-profile tires. Do you enjoy the stress of driving a car with low-profile tires that could be felled any ...

Many sports cars feature low-profile tires, which improve handling and performance. These tires give you more grip on paved roads and, combined with large rims and brakes, they also help you stop ...

Every few years, car owners need to think about getting new tires. Maybe you're seeing signs that the tires need to be replaced: uneven tread wear, minimal tread left, unsightly bulges. Maybe you ...

My question is, can I put regular tires on the car? Do I have to replace the wheels, too? The run-flat tires are low profile. Because of that, I have already had two cracked rims that needed to be ...

More and more motorists seem to be driving around in cars sitting atop what look like rubber bands: low-profile tires on giant alloy wheels. Those "rubber bands" are actually high performance or ...

Low-profile tires are ruining modern cars, but that doesn't mean you have to live with these monstrosities. Automakers these days are simply too cowardly to not put higher-profile tires on ...

is worth doing every time you approach the car. However, with modern low-profile tires, differences aren’t as noticeable as they used to be. Aside from the aforementioned pressure changes due to ...

Sometimes, for the sake of your car's safety and longevity, you just have to settle for the standard coloration. If you want style, maybe try low-profile tires instead.