Do Snow Tires Have a Right Side Out?

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Snow tires do have a right side out. The side marked "OUTSIDE" is the front side, while the side marked "INSIDE" is the reverse side. Here are some details about snow tires: 1. Compared to regular tires, snow tires have a softer tread due to the use of different rubber materials. This allows them to make closer contact with the road surface, generating greater friction than regular tires, thereby providing enhanced grip and significantly improving vehicle control and safety on slippery surfaces. 2. When temperatures drop below 10°C, the surface of snow tires becomes softer, which enhances grip. In contrast, regular tires become harder as temperatures decrease.