Knowing your driving speed is extremely important for long drives, a trip to the local market, or just a short weekend getaway. Vehicles have various safety features loaded into them, but one of the ...

I just drove nearly 700 miles in my 1985 Jeep J10 pickup, and encountered a failure so absurd, I'm still not sure I believe it: My speedometer is leaking buckets of oil onto my feet as I drive. While ...

The speedometer in my 2016 model Mazda 3 goes up to 260 km/h, however the car is simply not capable of achieving anywhere near this speed, even if there was a place to drive that fast. This results in ...

Q My car always registers differently on my speedometer than the roadside speed signs by maybe 3 mph. If I’m driving 37-38 mph, the roadside sign will say I’m going 35. I have often wondered if I can ...

Bear with me while I complain like a little girl whose shoes are too tight. I'm sick of answering the same "Why doesn't my speedometer register correctly since I swapped tire sizes?" question over and ...

If you've ever performed any kind of driveline or wheel and tire swap, you're probably familiar with speedometer calibration. By stepping up to larger tires and/or wheels, the speedometer reads slow ...

The average car speedometer may be off by a few mph There are several GPS and 3rd party apps that show your actual speed The speedometer, of course, tells you how fast or slow your car is moving when ...

You can use speedometer apps on your Android smartphone to find out the speed of your car, bike, or other vehicle. Speedometer apps tell you the current speed, average speed, over-speed alerts, trip ...

Hello Julius, a faulty speedometer can be a big inconvenience, especially when you have to drive on the highway and you can’t keep a track of how fast you are driving or how far you have driven. On ...

Hello mechanic Paul, the speedometer reading of my 1995 Toyota Corolla car doesn’t function. The mechanic I contacted said that the sensor is the faulty component. Is he right? Jimmy Hello Jimmy, as ...

Q My car always registers differently on my speedometer than the roadside speed signs by maybe 3 mph. If I’m driving 37-38 mph, the roadside sign will say I’m going 35. I have often wondered if I can ...