As the temperature rises and winter weather fades, it's important to switch from winter tires to all-season tires. While winter tires provide excellent traction in cold and snowy conditions, they can wear down faster in warmer weather, reducing fuel efficiency and handling. All-season tires are designed to provide good performance and handling in a variety of weather conditions, making them a great choice for spring and summer driving. It's recommended to switch to all-season tires when the temperature consistently stays above 7°C (45°F), or when the winter weather has passed in your region. By switching to all-season tires, you can improve your car's handling and performance in warmer weather conditions while also promoting safety on the road.
All-Season Tire Packages Include:
- Tires
- Black Steel Wheels
- Mount and Balance
- Tire Pressure Monitor
Check with our service advisors for details and pricing for your vehicle.
*Disclaimer(s): Supplies are limited. All tire packages subject to Availability. Prices subject to change without notice. Offers only valid with purchase of four (4)all-season tires. Caps not available with Accent wheel.
There are several benefits to changing out your winter tires when the weather is getting warmer:
1. Improved fuel efficiency: Winter tires are designed to provide maximum traction and grip in cold and snowy conditions. However, when the weather becomes warmer, the softer rubber compound used in winter tires can wear down faster, resulting in reduced fuel efficiency.
2. Better handling and performance: Winter tires are optimized for snow and ice, and their design and tread pattern can reduce handling and performance on dry and warm roads. By switching to summer or all-season tires, you can improve your car's handling and performance in warmer weather conditions.
3. Longer tire lifespan: By using winter tires only during the colder months and switching to summer or all-season tires in warmer weather, you can extend the life of both sets of tires. This can save you money in the long run by reducing the need for more frequent tire replacements.
4. Safety: Using winter tires in warmer weather conditions can be dangerous because they are not designed for those conditions. Winter tires may not provide adequate grip and handling, which can increase the risk of accidents.
Overall, switching to summer or all-season tires when the weather gets warmer can improve your car's fuel efficiency, handling, and performance while also extending the life of your tires and promoting safety on the road.