In Wheel Time Podcast | Automotive talk with Don Armstrong, Michael Marrs, and Jeff Dziekan
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"Join Don Armstrong, Michael Marrs, and Jeff Dziekan on the In Wheel Time Podcast, your premier automotive podcast featuring car talk, reviews, tips, and the latest automotive news.'" The In Wheel Time Podcast is a 30-minute version of the In Wheel Time live automotive talk show on the Audacy Network Saturday from 10a-12noonCT. Now available on your favorite podcast provider including Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio Podcast, SiriusXM Podcast and many more including InWheelTimeCarTalk.com.Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow us for the latest updates! Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
In Wheel Time gives automotive listeners a local, conversational entry point into reviews, cruise-ins, classic cars, and meet culture.
In Wheel Time Podcast sits in Leisure with the feel of a regular automotive hangout: car reviews, live remotes, cruise-in chatter, and event planning all sharing the same table.
A $44,100 Oldsmobile reveal gives your auction-price guess a rude awakening.
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A loose but useful car talk roundup built around the new Ford Expedition, industry news, and event updates.
The episode keeps the new Ford Expedition at the center, but it also ranges through the week in automotive news, the EV mess, and the cruise-in and events calendars. That mix gives it a loose, talk show feel.
Windshield repair now depends on calibration, software compatibility, and glass quality.
The episode looks at Repairify and the practical side of windshield-camera calibration after a glass replacement. It makes one point plainly: once the windshield is swapped, the calibration still has to be done, and newer vehicles can still need an outside device when the shop…
A truck-led episode that pairs F-150 basics with EV market context and a conversational, lightly meandering pace.
The episode settles into a truck-first review of a 2025 Ford F-150 4x4 SuperCrew with the STX package, then broadens into EV registrations, the 7,500 EV tax credit repeal, and a touch of American auto history.
A loose, grounded car-meet conversation about Houston car culture.
This episode stays on-site at a Team Gilman car meet and uses that setting to sketch Houston car culture without overexplaining it. The hosts talk through the three-dealership complex, a three-hour show, camera trouble, recalls, and dealership chatter while a guest gets into…
A lively car-meet hangout with pricing talk, big-truck praise, and enough banter to feel real.
Mega Meet Car Talk! starts in parking-lot chaos and shop talk, with the hosts taking in a busy car show, a missing piece of gear, and cars rolling over from another event.
A live Beaumont car-show segment that mixes trophy chatter with a longer auto-industry detour.
The Beaumont stop reads as a live car-show morning at Tailpipes and Tacos in Beaumont, Texas, with award winners from the cruise inn and the Loopy Tortilla Chili Pepper trophies giving the segment its clear center.
Classic-car stewardship is handled with shop talk, coastal color, and plain mechanical sense.
Classic cars are framed here as something to maintain, not simply admire. Tim Witten of Cambrian Classics speaks from a coastal backdrop about pre-1980 vehicles, the difference between fresh paint and solid mechanical work, and the simple truth that a car left idle tends to…
EV missteps and Texas Hill Country roads, delivered as grounded automotive talk.
The episode pairs an EV reality check with a Texas Hill Country road guide, moving from automakers unwinding electric vehicle bets and missed infrastructure planning to roads made for curves, views, and a bit of mischief. The EV discussion lands hardest.
Real car testing, plain-spoken buyer advice.
Car reviews with the fine print left in.
Fast car talk with lived-in opinions.
Garage talk meets new-car judgment.
The hosts share a list of scenic and challenging driving destinations across Texas, followed by a segment on surprising products made by famous automotive brands like Porsche knives and Toyota sewing machines.
The In Wheel Time crew starts with their usual morning chatter and teases the guest before bringing Andy Noyes of Repairify into the conversation.
Jeff’s Motor Minute opens with a cybersecurity study claiming TPMS sensors can be tracked through unencrypted signals, with more than 6 million transmissions captured from over 20,000 vehicles.
The show opens with Gus Flores of the CarMeet Network talking up an upcoming meetup at Team Gilman.
The show opens from Houston on a sunny Saturday morning.
The show comes to Beaumont for the Tailpipes and Tacos Cruise Inn at the Loopy Tortilla Tex-Mex.
This segment reviews the 2025 Ford F-150 STX super crew, detailing its trim levels, cab and bed options, engine choices, and interior features.
Southeast Texas Driving Destinations maps a Beaumont-to-Orange road trip around the Texas Energy Museum, the Fire Museum of Texas, the Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum, the Museum of Gulf Coast, the Stark Museum of Art, Stark House, and Shangri-La Botanical Gardens.
The show opens with the usual table talk and family chatter before Don Armstrong and the crew settle into a look at a 2025 Ford Mustang GT convertible drop-top premier.
Omar from HTXCars.com says Houston car culture needs a single place that lists the city’s meets and shows, from Stafford and Richmond to Sugar Land.
The crew broadcasts from the Tailpipes and Tacos Cruise Inn at the Loopy Tortilla Tex-Mex in Beaumont, Texas.
The In Wheel Time crew opens from Team Gilman Mega Meat.
The show opens at a busy car meet, with more cars still rolling in from another show that is just wrapping up and the hosts joking their way through a missing bit of equipment.
Randy Pressgrove brings the car sales stories.
The episode covers alternative tool brands for mechanics, a calendar of major hot rod events, and a review of the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV, blending practical advice with enthusiast-focused content.
Scott Striegel says Texas Muscle Car Club Challenge runs bracket racing “for everything,” including street cars, quarter-mile classes, and a new EV-only bracket that he believes is unique in the country.
The show opens with a detour through a bulldozed Wisconsin bar and a memory tied to the GM Janesville plant.
In Wheel Time Podcast opens with Mega Meet 2K26 at Team Gilman on Saturday, March 14, with the show planning to be live on the air from 10 to 1.
Charlie brings a numbers-matching 1968 Chevelle to the Tailpipes and Tacos cruise-in, and the hosts dig into Baldwin Tunes, a Buick bench seat, and a three-speed automatic on the column.
In Wheel Time Podcast opens with a Subaru recall that affects 69,153 Crosstrek Hybrid and Forester Hybrid vehicles, and NHTSA says owners should park outside because the fuel-tank fault could cause a fire.
The crew opens with its usual easy banter and a look at the week in automotive news.
Ford recalls take up the opening stretch, with 1.74 million vehicles affected by rear-view camera defects and another notice involving loss of brake function on a 2025 Transit.
The crew broadcasts from the Tailpipes and Tacos Cruise Inn at Loopy Tortilla Tex-Mex in Beaumont, Texas.
Bobby Sparkman outlines the fifth Hot Rod Tour of Texas, with the public kickoff in downtown Victoria, registration through Eventbrite, and a cap of 350 cars.
The show opens with its usual loose, good-humored panel rhythm and then heads straight into the market story.
The show opens on a Houston parade-day morning.
Stan Holtz recounts buying a 1961 Cadillac convertible at auction after having "quite a bit of wine," then describing a two-stage restoration that included Texas Metal and a later rebuild in Lafayette, Louisiana.
The hosts discuss upcoming segments including an interview about Pike's Peak Hill Climb and a 69 Roadrunner, car culture facts about the Model T Ford, and top swap meets in Texas.
A segment exploring little-known facts about the Model T Ford, including its price, colors, worker wages, and advertising strategy.
This episode discusses the impact of closed EV manufacturing plants on cities, along with automotive news, racing calendar, and auto history.
A live automotive talk show covering car reviews, news, recalls, and community events.
A live automotive talk show featuring car news, reviews, and interviews with guests like a state trooper discussing road safety.
A preview of the upcoming Houston Auto Show and discussion of car culture topics.
A car review segment discussing the 2025 Volvo EX40 Twin Motor Ultra, its features, and trim levels.