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Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre

When colder months of the year start approaching, one of the things you need to do is make sure that you have your winter tyres ready. A winter tyre is simply a tyre that is made of special compounds in order to improve traction, handling and stopping. It is the safest option for driving on snowy, icy and wet roads. The rubber compound that this tyre is made of stays soft and flexible even when you are driving on a road with hard packed snow. It will still provide reliable performance and safety even when you are faced with extremely cold temperatures.<br>

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Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre

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  1. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre Brought to you by: https://nokiantyres.com/

  2. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre When colder months of the year start approaching, one of the things you need to do is make sure that you have your winter tyres ready. A winter tyre is simply a tyre that is made of special compounds in order to improve traction, handling and stopping. It is the safest option for driving on snowy, icy and wet roads. The rubber compound that this tyre is made of stays soft and flexible even when you are driving on a road with hard packed snow. It will still provide reliable performance and safety even when you are faced with extremely cold temperatures. https://nokiantyres.com/

  3. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre Before you go ahead and buy a winter tyre, there are a number of things you need to check first. The first one is whether the tyres you want to buy are studded or studless. Your choice will depend on a number of things, including your driving habits, where you drive mostly and the typical winter condition in the place that you come from. If you drive on slush and packed snow in winter, studlesstyres will be the better alternative because they get traction through the wide and deep grooves that they feature. Studded tyres will be better if you drive on icy roads in winter. The studs, which are lightweight pins on the tyres, dig into slick surfaces and enhance traction.  https://nokiantyres.com/

  4. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre You also need to check if the winter tyre you want to buy has sipes. The sipes are small patterned slits on the lugs of the tyre. They create extra edges for enhanced road grip when you are driving on snowy or icy winter roads. If you find a good winter tyre that is not siped, that should not hinder you from buying it. Custom safety siping can be added on the tyre in order to make sure that there is improved starting, stopping as well as rolling action when you drive on slick roads.  https://nokiantyres.com/

  5. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre Last but not least, you need to check whether or not the winter tyre you want to buy has a rim. This is a question of time and money. If you can afford to buy a tyre that comes with a rim, it will be a good idea to go ahead and buy it. This is because it takes quite longer to unmount and mount tyres on rims each time. The unmounting and muounting also results into wear and tear that may shorten the lifespan of the tyre.  https://nokiantyres.com/

  6. Things To Check When Buying A Winter Tyre Brought to you by: https://nokiantyres.com/ For more tips on how to choose between studded and non-studded tyres, check out my website today here https://www.nokiantyres.com/

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