Editorial Policy
Wheels Greed publishes practical guides for car owners: how systems work, what a warning means, what to check first, and when a repair should be handled by a professional. Our goal is to make the next step clearer, not to replace a service manual or a qualified technician.
Who writes and reviews
Wheels Greed is written and edited by Greedy Wheels. The author page lists the experience behind the publication. Every article carries an author byline and a published or reviewed date.
How we research
We build each guide from a combination of:
- manufacturer owner’s manuals, service information, and technical service bulletins where available;
- publicly available recall, warranty, and safety information;
- parts catalogs and fitment data for the vehicle, engine, and model year;
- owner reports and forum discussions, used as leads rather than proof;
- hands-on experience where the author has actually worked on the system.
We try to distinguish three things clearly: what the manufacturer specifies, what owners commonly report, and what is general mechanical guidance rather than a model-specific claim. When we cannot verify a torque value, fluid specification, part number, or fitment, we say so instead of presenting a guess as fact.
Accuracy and updates
Automotive information changes. We review articles when a model year, software version, part number, or procedure changes, and we add a reviewed date when a substantive review is completed. If you find an error, use our corrections process.
Affiliate relationships
Some outbound links are Amazon Associates links. If a reader buys through one of those links, Wheels Greed may earn a commission at no extra cost to the reader. Affiliate links do not determine the diagnosis, the recommended procedure, or the order of steps in a guide. Our affiliate disclosure explains this in full.
What we do not do
We do not guarantee that a procedure will fix every vehicle. We do not ask readers to skip professional diagnosis for a safety-related fault. We do not publish a repair step that depends on an unverified model-specific specification without labelling the uncertainty.