Can All-Season Tires Be Used in Northeast China During Winter?

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DelaneyDella
07/30/25 7:04am
All-season tires can be used in winter in most areas of Northeast China, as they are designed for year-round use. However, they are not suitable for extremely cold and snowy regions in the north. Introduction to All-Season Tires: All-season tires, also known as all-weather tires, are designed to adapt to various climate and temperature changes throughout the year. Similar types include summer tires and winter tires. Generally, the tread design and compound of all-season tires are more suitable for normal driving conditions and climate situations, but they are not specifically designed for driving on icy or snow-covered roads. Impact on Tire Grip: Standard all-season tires undergo changes in their rubber compound when temperatures drop below 7 degrees Celsius, causing the material to harden. This affects the tire's grip and wear performance, posing certain safety risks during driving. In contrast, winter tires use a carefully formulated silica-mixed rubber compound that allows the tread to adhere more closely to icy surfaces. When temperatures fall below 10 degrees Celsius, the tread of winter tires becomes softer.
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