A common cause for mystery flats is what we call a pinch flat. This happens when you ride on uninflated tires. As you go over bumps in the road, the tire compresses and "pinches" the tube causing a slow leak. Check the side wall of your tire for the maximum pressure rating, and pump your tires before every ride (for high pressure road tires) or at

The answer depends on the type of car you own. Whether the vehicle is a small four-seater, a large four-seater, a pickup truck, or a big truck! A crucial point you should be aware of when buying tires online is that the alphabets and digits of the identification number imposed on the surface of a tire denote the car on which the tire should be used

According to CostHelper, a standard, all-season tire costs between $50 and $200 each with an average price of $80 to $150. For a pickup truck or SUV, drivers may pay $50 to $350, with an average cost of about $100 to $250.