Where to Store the Original Tires After Changing to Snow Tires?
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After changing to snow tires, the original tires can be stored at the 4S store. The 4S store can help preserve them for a certain storage fee, providing relatively better storage space, which is beneficial for tire placement. Precautions for tire storage: Tires should be stored away from direct sunlight. Ensure they are kept away from heat and ozone sources, such as hot pipes and generators. Since tires are rubber products, avoid contact with oil, acids, flammable materials, or chemical corrosive substances during driving, parking, or storage to prevent corrosion, deformation, or softening. Characteristics of snow tires: Compared to regular tires, snow tires use a special formula to increase friction with snow and ice surfaces. Their advantage lies in improving traction and safety on snowy and icy roads. The tread material of snow tires is softer, and the carefully formulated silica-rubber compound allows closer contact with smooth ice surfaces, generating greater friction than all-season tires. This significantly enhances vehicle control and safety on slippery ice. When temperatures drop below 10 degrees, the surface of snow tires becomes even softer, providing better grip.