How Long Do Winter Tires Last?
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Winter tires typically last 3-4 years or 50,000-60,000 kilometers. Here is some relevant information about winter tires: 1. Winter tires are specifically designed and manufactured for snowy winter conditions. When driving in hot weather, there will be differences in handling, comfort, noise, and speed limits compared to summer tires. Therefore, they should be switched back to summer tires when temperatures rise in spring and the roads become dry. 2. Winter tires are made of softer materials and have wider and closer tread patterns, providing better grip and anti-skid performance on snowy and icy roads, ensuring vehicle traction in low temperatures and optimal performance. 3. Winter tires have metal studs that enhance traction on snow or ice.