A driving style which avoids excesses not only avoids stressing the mechanics of the vehicle, but in particular those essential elements which allow it to move over the tarmac: the tyres. To avoid excessive wear on the tyres, it is not only important to check them regularly, and to be aware of the appropriate type which is best suited to your own vehicle and the time of year, but also to look after the surface in contact with the road, in every particular.

Warm weather and longer days are on the horizon and as a result people will be looking to their cars as a ticket for a few well-deserved days of holiday. On these occasions, it is important that the engine, the mechanical parts and, in general, every aspect of the car should be in an excellent condition to deal with various journeys in complete safety. Naturally, the tyres too play a role which can only be described as essential.

Pirelli joins forces with Montblanc to team performance and design with travelling experience. The creativity of the two companies has given rise to a super light-weight trolley case on wheels with a precision handle, designed for all those travelers in search of efficiency and reliability.

A decade ago, around 20 per cent of Pirelli tyres were made according to the company’s Green Performance strategy – with new production systems, reduced environmental impact and low energy consumption. The tyre maker reports this figure reached 49.8 per cent of sales last year, up from 43.5 per cent in 2017. Green Performance tyres accounted for 57.5 per cent of Pirelli’s High Value product sales.

Pirelli is always looking to push the limits of tire technology for its customers, but that doesn't always mean developing new tread patterns or rubber compounds. Sometimes it's about giving the driver more information about their tires, something that becomes incredibly important on say, a supercar on the track.

What are reinforced tyres? Many drivers use them for their various benefits. Here, we will look at the various advantages and disadvantages to reinforced tyres, as well as under which circumstances they are worth purchasing.

“Are these used tyres?” we ask. “Yes, all the tyres that are wrapped in plastic are used tyres, the other ones are new,” answers the salesman.

When buying new tires for your car, keep an eye for those pesky scammers. They have made a way to make used car tires look like new ones so they can get a bigger income.

The Stuttgart-based manufacturer began producing cars in 1948 with the 356, a compact sports coupé derived from the legendary Volkswagen Beetle, also designed by Ferdinand Porsche. An “all at the back” vehicle: rear traction and an engine with overhanging opposed cylinders.