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💬 Tire Service: FAQs
When should I replace my summer tires?
Replace your summer tires when the tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch or if they show signs of damage, such as cracks or punctures. This ensures optimal performance during hot weather.
How do I know if my tires need replacing?
Look for worn tread, uneven wear, or visible damage. If your tires are over 6 years old or have been used for many seasons, it’s time for a replacement to maintain safety and efficiency.
Can I use summer tires in the winter?
Yes, however summer tires are not suitable for winter conditions. They lose their flexibility and grip at temperatures below 7°C, which can make driving on icy or snowy roads dangerous. It’s best to switch to winter tires for the colder months.
Are all-season tires the same as summer tires?
No, all-season tires and summer tires are designed for different conditions. All-season tires offer a balanced performance in a variety of weather, including light snow and rain. Summer tires, however, are optimized for warm, dry, and wet conditions, providing superior handling and performance—but they’re not suited for cold weather or snow.
What's the advantage of winter tires vs all-season tires?
Winter tires are specifically designed for cold temperatures (below 45°F/7°C) and provide superior traction on snow, ice, and slush. Their unique rubber compounds stay flexible in cold weather, and their deeper treads help grip slippery surfaces.
All-season tires, while versatile for light winter conditions, don’t perform as well in extreme cold or snow. They’re a compromise, offering decent performance year-round but lacking the specialized traction that winter tires provide in harsh conditions.
How do I select the right tire replacement for my vehicle?
To choose the right tires, consider your vehicle’s make and model, driving conditions, and the climate in your area. Check your owner’s manual or the tire information placard on your vehicle for recommended tire size and specifications.
For all-season tires, choose if you need versatility for mild weather year-round.
For winter tires, go for them if you live in an area with heavy snow and freezing temperatures.
For summer tires, select them if you primarily drive in warm, dry conditions for superior handling and performance.
Also, think about your driving habits: if you often drive long distances or in specific conditions (like off-road), specialized tires may be the best choice. If in doubt, our tire professional can guide you!
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