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Winter is upon us and soon snow will fin dits way onto our roads followed by ice and more difficult driving conditions. The best way to get through the cold season with a vehicle is to equip it with good winter tires. That said, buying just any winter tire isn't necessarily enough. They are not all created equal.
Our advisors will be happy to help you find the right winter tires for your vehicle. That being said, here are a few tips you may find helpful when choosing winter tires.
Understanding the different winter tires
When you think of winter tires, you tend to think they're all the same, but that's not true. For starters, there are good winter tires and bad winter tires, and price is often the best indicator. That doesn't mean you have to overpay, but buying the cheapest winter tire isn't recommended either.
The key is to find the right winter tire for you and your everyday life. For example, some tires are designed to perform better on snow than on ice. These tires are best suited for use in the countryside where the roads often have more snow. If you often drive on roads that are cleared quickly, such as those in the city, a tire that performs better on ice is the best option.
What matters here is knowing that different tires perform different functions better than others. Some winter tires are more comfortable when there is no snow on the road which is important too. In short, speak with one of our advisers who will be able to answer and advise you.
Buy wheels specially designed for winter
Your original wheels contribute to the resale value of your vehicle and it is always wise to replace them with winter wheels. We are not talking about black steel wheels here, we are talking about secondary wheelss for use in winter to protect your original rims and the resale value of your vehicle. You can opt for a lower size to save on tire costs as well.
Come discover more practical tips for your winter tires today!
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