Pickup Truck Recalls and Safety Features
Read news about pickups truck recalls and find facts about pickup truck crash tests and safety features.
Toyota is recalling 2000 through 2003 Tundra pickup trucks to inspect for frame corrosion.
Take important steps to make sure you trucks is ready to drive on wintry roads.
GM is recalling 944,000 trucks, cars and SUVs equipped with the automaker's heated washer fluid system.
Road tests at GM's Milford Proving Ground, where I had a chance to compare performance and safety features of full-size trucks.
An explanation of the term traction control.
An explanation of the term Electronic Brake Force Distribution.
An explanation of the term Brake Assist.
Some small trucks fared better than others in side impact crash tests performed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
USA vehicles manufactured after September 1, 2002, are required to have the LATCH system, fasteners permanently attached to a vehicle that allow installation of car seats without using the vehicle's seat belt system.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released results of its 2004 rollover testing. Trucks fared better than SUVs, but both groups ranked lower than cars--no surprise there. Here are the rollover results for 2004 pickup trucks and SUVs.
Monitoring tire safety involves more than checking air pressure. Routine inspections can help you identify problems with tires and other important systems.
