Four Wheel Logic

No, driving without insurance is illegal in most regions and can bring fines, licence points, car seizure, and heavy liability if you crash.

No, driving without coolant quickly overheats the engine and can destroy the engine in minutes.

No, you shouldn’t keep driving without a gas cap; short trips might work, but vapors, dirt and a check-engine light soon catch up.

No, you should not drive without a catalytic converter; it is usually illegal, noisy, and harsh on air quality and your car.

Yes, you can drive briefly with the check engine light on if the car feels normal, but slow down and arrange a diagnostic check soon.

No, a picture of your driver’s license on your phone usually does not count as a valid license when you are driving.

No, driving with a flat tire should only be a slow, short move to a safe spot, or you risk rapid damage to the tire, wheel, suspension, and brakes.

Yes, you can drive a short distance with a small windshield crack, but damage in your view or that grows needs fast repair or replacement.

No, you shouldn’t keep driving with a bad wheel bearing; only slow, short trips to a repair shop limit the risk of wheel lock and loss of control.

Yes, you can drive with a bad O2 sensor for a short period, but the faulty oxygen sensor hurts fuel use, raises emissions, and can damage the catalytic