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One question that many auto body shops get from car owners is: are winter tires really worth it? Since snow and ice are prevalent in Wisconsin during winter, it’s often recommended that car owners buy a set of winter tires for their cars in order to make driving in winter easier. However, some car owners are skeptical and question if driving with winter tires really makes all that much of a difference compared to driving with all season tires. Here is our answer to this question.

Winter is here. Is your car ready for winter driving? Winter driving can be difficult and dangerous in Wisconsin, which is why it’s important to get winter tires for your car to make winter driving both easier and safer. Here are some of the frequently asked questions regarding winter tires.

Winter is here. Is your car ready for winter driving? Winter driving can be difficult and dangerous in Wisconsin, which is why it’s important to get winter tires for your car to make winter driving both easier and safer. Here are some of the frequently asked questions regarding winter tires.

Winter has finally arrived in Minnesota, but is your car winter-ready? One important thing that all car owners should consider doing this winter is putting winter tires or snow tires on their cars. Here are just some of the many reasons why you should be driving with winter tires this winter.

Winter has finally arrived in Minnesota, but is your car winter-ready? One important thing that all car owners should consider doing this winter is putting winter tires or snow tires on their cars. Here are just some of the many reasons why you should be driving with winter tires this winter.

The most critical components of a vehicle are possibly the tires. At least partly, they are responsible for making vehicles roll, stop, and steer. Today, they are taken for granted by many drivers and owners and don't appreciate the simple engineering and material science that goes into them. This is why the number of road accidents in the winter increases dramatically. This is why are deciding to bust the four most common myths surrounding winter and all-season tires.

The most critical components of a vehicle are possibly the tires. At least partly, they are responsible for making vehicles roll, stop, and steer. Today, they are taken for granted by many drivers and owners and don't appreciate the simple engineering and material science that goes into them. This is why the number of road accidents in the winter increases dramatically. This is why are deciding to bust the four most common myths surrounding winter and all-season tires.

Hello! Welcome to Part 2 of our blog series “Summer VS All-Season VS Winter Tires”! The question we - your local car repair shop near New Richmond WI, Tire Pros & Wheel Experts - ask is that does it really make a difference on which of these types of tires you drive on? The short answer is: Yes! The only point of contact between your car and the road is your tires, and variations in the nature of the tread and rubber compound make these types of tires somewhat different from each other, creati...

Hello! Welcome to Part 2 of our blog series “Summer VS All-Season VS Winter Tires”! The question we - your local car repair shop near New Richmond WI, Tire Pros & Wheel Experts - ask is that does it really make a difference on which of these types of tires you drive on? The short answer is: Yes! The only point of contact between your car and the road is your tires, and variations in the nature of the tread and rubber compound make these types of tires somewhat different from each other, creati...

Hey, there! Welcome to Part 1 of our blog series “Summer VS All-Season VS Winter Tires”! All-season tires have been around since the late 1970s, when a tire developed for year-round use was launched by Goodyear. They can handle wet or dry roads and can also work safely in light snow conditions. All-season tires are built to work in a wide temperature band, but not in any direction at extremes. There is a reason why winter tires are the go-to choice for driving in the Midwestern winter. This is...