Winter Tires

COMPARING WEATHER CONDITIONS

Before you decide which tire type is right for you, keep these key differences in mind.

•  All-Season
  • Designed to: face changing weather conditions like rain, sleet, slush and even light snow.
  • Consider if: you live in a place that faces a variety of weather conditions. However, if you know you’ll have to drive through snow or ice on a regular basis, you might want to consider winter tires for the colder months.
•  Summer
  • Designed to: help provide excellent performance on both wet and dry roads.
  • Consider if: you enjoy driving with precision and live in a place where it’s warm regularly. Don’t let the name fool you though; summer tires do offer impressive wet traction. Just make sure to change to winter tires if you know you’ll have to drive through snow or ice.

•  Winter

  • Designed to: enhance grip in even the most severe winter weather conditions including slush, snow, freezing rain and ice.
  • Consider if: you live in a place that frequently sees snow or ice. However, winter tires aren’t designed for all-seasons. They should be replaced with either summer or all-season tires once the weather warms up.

Learn more about weather specific tires by comparing the features and prices of the tires that fit your vehicle.

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