#Tires-Wheels

Like many of you, I wasn’t always a believer in the magic of winter tires.

The winter season is here and with it comes all the snow, slush, ice and muck that makes driving during this time such a headache.

Here’s a cold, hard, and undeniable fact about winter tires: If temperatures stay below about 45°F (7°C) over the winter where you live, you need them.

There’s no quicker way to transform the look and feel of your ride than adding a new set of wheels and tires.

It’s winter time and for some drivers, that means swapping out their tires for ones that perform in the ice and snow.

In the market for some new all-season tires for your ride?

Are your tires worn out after seeing several thousand miles of asphalt? It’s time to get a new set, but now you might be asking yourself “what kind of tires should I buy?”

Looking for a high-performance summer tire for your car?

Is a mass-market run-flat tire good enough to find its way on your car?

Good press for Chinese manufacturing is hard to come by these days. American consumers have faced numerous issues with products imported from the country. Lead-laced toys, melamine-tainted toothpaste and pet-food recalls are a few incidents that come to mind. But what about tires? Should you trust your life to bargain rubber?

If you think you’re going to get the most out of your car by driving it year-round with all-season tires, you’re in for a rude awakening. Summer tires (also called performance tires) provide excellent grip in warm weather and are the ultimate no-compromise choice for warmer weather driving.