|
Winter Tires
From black ice to below freezing temperatures, winter tires are the best option that covers all the bases because they are designed with all winter elements in mind. These tires are fitted with extremely particular features in place to ensure your safety when driving in the winter season. In very cold temperature levels, all-season tires get stiff, making them less able to give traction. The tread rubber compounds of winter tires are designed to stay flexible, allowing the tire to get a far better grip of the road. They additionally feature much deeper tread depths and specialized tread patterns. This lowers the amount of snow build-up to improve grip and also channels snow and slush to get rid of water as well as keeps your tires steady. Winter tires also have biting edges - hundreds of little slits in the tread that when on the ice, give great traction so you don't slide around. |
All-Season Tires Because most vehicles nowadays come fitted with all-season tires, drivers feel that they are equipped to take care of "all seasons," as the name recommends. However, these tires are developed to perform well in both summer and winter; therefore, there is some sacrifice in efficiency in order to have functionality in both seasons. All-season tires are not made to manage severe winter weather conditions such as thick snow or ice. They are designed only for modest climates that do not encounter severe cold, ice or snow. They are suitable for drivers who do not drive long distances in the wintertime and remain in a city for their normal commute. So, do you really need winter tires? Most likely. |
|
Get our promotions by SMS or answers to any of your questions!
Consent: {$CONSENT_DETAILS}{$PURCHASE_INTENT}