Corrections Policy
Last updated: August 2026
We would rather be corrected than be wrong. Our reviews and rankings are built from evidence, and evidence changes — specs get revised, features get added or dropped, and mistakes happen. This page explains how to flag an error and exactly what we do with it. It sits under our broader Editorial & Corrections Policy.
What To Report
- An out-of-date or incorrect specification (rated capacity, load rating, dimensions, weight, fitment).
- A mis-stated feature, fitment claim or compatibility detail for a specific model or trim year.
- A fact, spec or manufacturer claim that is mis-attributed to the wrong product.
- A broken link, a wrong product link, or a factual claim you can show is inaccurate.
How To Report It
Send it through our contact page. Please include the page URL, quote the exact text that is wrong, and where possible link to the correct source — a manufacturer spec sheet, the retailer listing, or the owner reviews you are seeing. The more specific the report, the faster we can act.
How We Handle It
- We review every report against the original source and the current evidence.
- Confirmed errors are fixed promptly — typically within a few business days.
- Material corrections are disclosed. Where a fix changes a rating, a ranking or a recommendation in a way that matters to a reader’s decision, we note the update on the page rather than quietly rewriting it.
- The page’s “last updated” signal reflects real review, not a cosmetic timestamp change.
What We Will Not Do
We will not silently rewrite a substantive error to hide that it happened, and we will not decline a valid correction because the accurate version is less flattering to a product we earn a commission on. Accuracy comes before revenue — the reasoning is on our Editorial Policy and Affiliate Disclosure pages.
Pricing Note
We do not display prices, star ratings or review counts anywhere on this site (see how we rank). The current price and availability always live on Amazon, one click away through a “Check Price” button, so price changes are never something to report as a correction here.