Consumer Reports Daily

If spring has sprung in your area, here’s a yard care tip to get your lawn ready for the warmer months. And while you’re getting a fresh start, why not give your tires some love too?

Your TV probably didn't come out of the box primed for gametime. Find out how to tweak your settings to get the best quality picture on your set.

When can you chuck those old tax returns, receipts, and other tax records? Plus, revive your morning routine with a freshly washed coffee maker. We’ll tell you how to get your machine in tip-top condition.

Headlights looking a little dim? A study by AAA found that older headlights can become so cloudy that they emit significantly less light than they did when they were new, and that can be dangerous. Here’s how to clear them up.

Our testers weigh in on the latest in self-priming paints to help you save money and get the best look for your home. Also, what you need to know about transitioning your car from winter to spring.

After a natural disaster like flooding, it’s important to make the most of your insurance claim—and we can help. We’ll also tell you what to do to get your lawn mower running after a long winter.

Five child car seat models raised safety concerns when parts broke during testing in CR’s labs. Plus a neat trick on your iPhone that you might have missed.

There’s a new kind of printer that can help you cut printing costs at home. And allergy season is just around the corner. We give you tips on how to get through it.

A behind-the-scenes look at how we test blenders in our labs. Also, if you haven't done your taxes yet, there are a few unusual medical expenses you can itemize.

Paying your tax bill with a credit card may seem tempting, but it’s not a smart move. We’ll tell you why. Plus, check CR.org for better ways to pay if you owe the IRS.