Whether it is a collision, a natural cataclysm, or simple aging, sometimes your vehicle requires a side door replacement. There’s no telling when exactly it’ll happen, but it’s a good idea to come ...

Snow and ice can make driving challenging, which is why having new snow tires and the best ice melt solutions on hand can really save you in a pinch. But what if you can't get on the road at all? When ...

Drivers can prevent car doors from freezing by coating the rubber seals with a glycerin-based moisturizer. Using a car cover is another effective way to protect doors and locks from freezing moisture.

Finding a trustworthy repair shop is one of the most important parts of keeping your vehicle properly serviced. It can be a challenge, but CR’s expert guidance can help you size up service facilities ...

When a winter storm turns a daily commute into an ice sculpture exhibit, a frozen car door can feel like the final insult. Yanking on the handle is tempting, but it is also one of the fastest ways to ...

First, let's just clear up a potential point of confusion — we're not talking about rubber door seals; they still very much exist and help keep us warm, dry, and relatively soundproofed in our cars, ...

When it comes to automotive service facilities, Consumer Reports members prefer independent shops—and, in some cases, chains—over dealerships, according to our annual survey. The survey results show ...