Phoenix drivers don't need to worry about driving in snow or freezing temperatures, unless they're headed north. Here's how ...

While it’s normal for a car to be idling high when it’s first started, if the idle doesn’t drop to normal after a minute or two, something’s probably wrong.

Cars can be expensive. According to Kelley Blue Book, the average person spent $48,644 on a new car this past summer. Given ...

As temperatures dip during the colder months, drivers may notice their tire pressure warning lights go on more frequently.

Check the air pressure using a good-quality gauge. Air pressure can dip by up to 10 psi when the weather gets cold. Check the tires when they’re “cold,” meaning the car hasn’t been driven ...

A TOP mechanic has warned motorists about the red flags to be aware of when buying a second hand car. Scotty Kilmer has ...

Is your diesel running rough with reduced efficiency? Here are some tips to keep your engine running in tip top shape.

So, what's the best way to check for the temperature? Ree says that a meat thermometer will be your best friend. "Even if you only use it once a year for this exact purpose, it's worth it," she says.