Winter Tyres
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What is Winter Tyres?
Winter tyres are exactly what the name suggests: tyres specially designed to provide strong traction and improved grip in winter conditions. They are engineered to work best in temperatures below 7°C, as well as in snow, on ice and when driving through standing water.
What Are The Benefits Of Winter Tyres?
Now we know that winter tyres do make a difference, here's a full list of benefits they provide:
Reduced braking distances
In wintry conditions-whether rain, snow or ice-winter tyres will reduce your braking distance by several metres compared with summer tyres
Better handling
The flexible rubber with greater elasticity in winter tyres ensures you'll get the best possible grip, traction and handling when driving in cold weather, allowing you to drive with confidence
Aquaplaning
The tread pattern of winter tyres helps to disperse more water from underneath the tyres, minimising the chances of aquaplaning on dangerous standing water
It's the law in some European countries
If you plan on traveling through Europe, whether for work or leisure, you'll need to make sure you're adhering to the local laws
1. Tread. Made from synthetic and natural rubber, it's comprised of three sections: the "cap", which is responsible for gripping the road and providing directional stability and wear-and-tear resistance, the "base" which reduces rolling resistance and damage to the casing and the "shoulder" which forms an optimal transition from the tread to the sidewall.
2. Jointless cap plies. Found just underneath the outer layer of the tyre, this nylon cord, embedded in rubber, enhances high-speed suitability.
3. Steel-cord for belt plies. High-strength steel cords that enhance shape retention and directional stability. As well as reducing the rolling resistance they help to increase the tyre's mileage performance.
4. Textile cord ply. Rayon or rubberized polyester controls the internal pressure and maintain's the tyre's shape.
5. The inner liner, made from butyl rubber, seals the air-filled inner chamber and acts as a tube in tubeless tyres.
6. The side wall protects the casing from external damage and atmospheric conditions. Information about the tyre can also be found on the side wall.
7. Bead reinforcement, made from nylon and aramid fibres, enhance directional stability and ensure steering precision.
8. Bead apex. This synthetic, rubber material also enhances directional stability and steering precision while improving comfort.
9. Bead core. This steel wire, embedded in rubber, ensures that the tyre sits firmly on its rim.
Their name suggests that they're snow tyres whereas actually they're cold weather tyres, capable of performing optimally on rain, ice, snow and dry, but cold, roads. Their softer compound makes it easier for them to grip roads at colder temperatures than summer and all-season tyres which are made of a harder compound.
Their tiny grooves bite into snow, ice and sludge, dispersing water at a fast rate and ensuring better breaking and more traction. Meanwhile, deeper tread grooves gather and hold snow, to help with grip on packed snow, and help the tyres disperse water to reduce the risk of aquaplaning.
Should I buy winter tyres?
In short – yes. The minor inconvenience of changing tyres is far out-weighed by the benefits. If you face wintry conditions in your region it is recommended – and in some countries even compulsory – to have winter tyres to handle different wintry conditions and driving surfaces.
Much more than just snow and ice
Winter tyres perform best at 7ᵒC and below, so they're suitable for much more than snow and ice conditions. Why? Because winter tyres have a different (softer) rubber compound than standard summer tyres - it doesn't harden in lower temperatures and gives better grip.
Braking distances
Braking distances are shorter in colder temperatures (7ᵒC and below) with winter tyres. You'll stop sooner on wet and icy roads. And stopping distances are vital - every metre makes a difference.
A better drive
Cold weather? Your vehicle will simply perform better on winter tyres. Their tread pattern, block edges, sipes, and rubber compound increase traction and braking performance on cold surfaces. And more edges mean better cornering and lane changing at higher speeds – increasing your driving safety and comfort whatever the weather.
Save money on fuel too
Use winter tyres when the temperature hits 7ᵒC and below and you'll cut fuel costs too. The tyres' structure means better transfer of lateral forces when steering, and flexible sidewall means less energy is lost when absorbing the impact with the road. So in colder conditions there's better rolling resistance for more kilometres to the litre.
Simply safer
Drivers are several times more likely to have an accident in the winter than summer – and the statistics prove it. You can significantly lessen the risk of becoming another negative statistic by fitting winter tyres – simply safer.
How to Choose the Right Winter Tires
Choosing the right winter or snow tires depends on where you drive, what you drive, and the winter weather your region gets on a regular basis. Let's take a look at the types of winter tires, tire size, compatibility with your vehicle, and more.
Winter tires are most often available without studs. Studless winter tires are designed to offer exceptional grip on snow and ice. But for added grip and control in the worst winter conditions, studded snow tires, or tires that allow for the addition of studs, can be a good choice. What are studs? Studs are lightweight, small metal spikes that are staggered and inserted across the tread of a tire. These studs protrude slightly from the rubber tread surface, helping break through packed snow and ice-covered roads to give you better traction.
Performance ratings, including the Three Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) symbol on a tire's sidewall, mean the tire has been tested and proven to offer additional traction in snow, ice, and slush.
The size of the winter tires you choose should match your vehicle's specifications, or at least fit the vehicle. You can find that information in your vehicle owner's manual or stop by Les Schwab. Our professionals can show you all of your snow tire options. These specifications include your vehicle's load index and speed rating. Finally, carefully consider the durability of any winter tires. When you buy snow tires at Les Schwab, they come with America's Best Tire Warranty, including 100% road hazard damage replacement with no expiration and our 60-day satisfaction guarantee.
The tread design and rubber compounds found in today's premium winter tires work together to keep you in control when facing winter-covered roads. The rubber compound in winter tires remains flexible in cold temperatures, enhancing traction and grip while the tread is designed to dig deep and grip the snow and ice while sipes (small channels etched into the rubber and tread) move water and slush away from the tire.
Before you have winter tyres fitted, you should take a note of the quality of the tyres. Specifically, you should pay special attention to the tread depth. While the legal minimum depth is 1.6 mm, we recommend ensuring winter tyres have 4 mm or more. This helps ensure some of the most vital properties, such as grip, braking distances and protection from aquaplaning.
Similarly, you should also check that neither the treads or sidewalls are not cracked or damaged. Any damage here can get worse on the roads, so don't fit weakened or damaged tyres to your car.
Likewise, if you store tyres in a garage, you should have them balanced as well. If they are not balanced correctly, this could have a negative influence on the car's suspension system, which could result in sideways movements, as well as causing uneven wear across the tyre set.
Finally, when it comes to these checks, make sure to check the tyre pressure. Tyres can lose pressure naturally, so they will not be at the same level as they were last year. Of course, adjusting the pressure here will also highlight any leaks that might have gone unnoticed.
For drivers, living in mild winter conditions (temperatures rarely drop below freezing), all-season tyres can be an alternative. All of our all-season tyres have the same M+S and the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol as winter tyres.
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