How we handle corrections and material updates

Use our contact page and include the URL, the sentence or data point you believe is wrong, why it matters, and a link or document supporting the correction. Reports about state law should identify the state and effective date. Product reports should include the exact model or ASIN.

1. We confirm that the report identifies a specific, checkable claim.
2. We review the strongest available source, prioritizing regulators, statutes, filed forms, manuals, standards, and manufacturer documentation.
3. We correct, qualify, remove, or retain the statement based on that evidence.
4. We check nearby text, structured data, tools, and related pages for the same issue.

We do not promise that every disagreement results in a change. We do promise to distinguish evidence from preference and to avoid silently preserving a material error once it is verified.

• Minor edits: spelling, grammar, formatting, accessibility labels, or broken internal links may be fixed without a correction note.
• Material updates: changed limits, eligibility rules, calculations, recommendations, safety instructions, or conclusions receive a new updated date.
• Material corrections: an error that could change a reader's insurance, legal, financial, repair, or safety decision may receive a visible note explaining what changed.

Prices, sellers, availability, bundles, specifications, and Amazon listings can change after publication. We remove unavailable or mismatched links when identified, but readers should verify the current listing, seller, compatibility, return terms, and included accessories before purchasing.