This may seem old-fashioned, but for the best traction and tire safety in winter driving conditions, there is no substitute for a good quality snow tire. Snow tires provide an average of 30% more snow traction than an all-weather tire.
So why don’t more people get snow tires for winter driving? Cost and convenience. It costs more to have a second set of tires, and it’s one more thing on the crowded to-do list to have them mounted.
It’s important to weigh the pros and cons. Sure, it can be more expensive and somewhat inconvenient, but so can sliding off the road or getting stuck in the snow! AutoCamp’s tire experts can walk you through what is best for your vehicle and your driving habits. Our goal is to ensure your vehicle is well-equipped for keeping you safe on the road!
