WINTER TIRES 4-1-1
When it comes to winter driving, there are many options – so many options in fact, that it can become overwhelming. That’s why we are here to help guide you towards the right tire for your needs.
Thousands of pounds, holding your most precious cargo rides on 4 rubber circles. Just like we change what we wear depending on the season, we need to change our tires for the upcoming cold season. Studies show that winter tires provide up to 30% shorter stopping distance than all-season tires. With these bitter Manitoba winters, your all-season tires become rigid and lose traction.
Once that temperature dips below 7 degrees Celsius, that is your cue to book your appointment. It’s not just about the snow, the temperature also affects how well your tires are functioning. Tread rubber compounds of winter tires are designed to remain flexible, allowing the tire to grip the road better.
If you do a lot of rural driving, you may want to consider studded tires. They can provide better handling in challenging road conditions. In Manitoba, studded tires are allowed from October 1st until
April 30th.
There are many great rebates on right now, check out our previous blog post for more information.
