About Us

TractionLife is about hitting the road and enjoying life. We speak to new car buyers and motor enthusiasts who prefer the unbeaten path, paving their way in search of adventure, culture, and the best in gear. Since the late 2000s, TractionLife has grown into an award-winning, independent automotive lifestyle publication built on credibility, longevity, and a love for the road. That foundation supports a visual-first, experience-led editorial voice shaped by a group of passionate contributors.

Selected Features, 15 Years and Counting

After the Sinkhole: The National Corvette Museum Rises Up

The National Corvette Museum made news in 2014 when a huge sinkhole swallowed several classic Vettes. So, did the museum actually recover?

The Hustle: Tuned 2001 Honda S2000 Worth the Work

This track-ready, daily-driver tuned-out AP1 is the result of sleepless nights and countless hours of hard work. Yeah, we'd say it was worth the work.

Riding the Highlands: Ontario’s Best Kept Secret for Motorcyclists

Escaping the city to explore Ontario's Highlands on a pair of BMW K1600GTLs - a region built for riders. Here's our journey and what to see.

The Lexus GX 550 Malbon Edition Swaps Trials for Links

No, the 2024 Lexus GX 550 Malbon Edition won’t shave strokes off your game, but you’ll definitely arrive at your foursome in style.

Review: Dainese Torque D1 Out Air Motorcycle Boot

The best pair of boots are the ones that you don’t have to think about. Are the Dainese Torque D1 Out Air premium boots worth it? Here's our full review.

Chat with Ricky Forbes: Chasing Tornados in His Custom Ford F-150

We chat with Ricky Forbes of the Tornado Hunters who chases twisters behind the wheel of a storm-proof 2015 Ford F-150 custom pickup.

Road Trip: Exploring Alberta Badlands in a 2013 Porsche 911 Turbo

What's the best way to explore the Alberta Badlands and Drumheller's Dinosaur Valley? With a droptop 2013 Porsche 911 Turbo, of course.

Back to a Simpler Time: 1950 Harley-Davidson Panhead with Goulding Rocket Sidecar

This is one pan you won’t find in the kitchen. Closer look at the most legendary motors ever produced by Harley-Davidson - the Panhead.