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Your vehicle owner's manual is a terrific source of information for timing belt service intervals. At a certain mileage, a timing belt needs to be visually examined, and at this mileage, it sometimes may even need replacing. For those who don't dive into the service manual too often, you can also look for everyday clues that something is off with your timing belt.

Imagine never having to worry about getting a flat again. Well, within the next decade or so this could be reality. Bridgestone is working on a tire that drivers would never have to inflate. The company's unique prototype features numerous shock-absorbing resin bands surrounded by replaceable rubber "tread." Read more for details!