"The main difference between summer and winter tyres"
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[ "The primary distinction between winter and summer tyresMeta Description: Summer Tyres Coventry is for driving on dry or wet roads in summer (when the temperature is 7C-30C). And winter tyres are best for snow, icy and rainy roads in winterSummer and winter tyres difference;Tyres are no doubt one of the important parts of a car, however, it is a fact that this round rubber black thing is the most overlooked part too. Tyres are available in various types such as summer, winter, all season, energy saving, touring and many more. Indeed, as a driver, you drive on various kinds of roads at different temperatures. As a result, you need to choose a tyre that will fulfill your driving safety and performance needs. The most common types of tyres are summer or winter tyres. However, winter tyres are not very popular since the majority of car owners use summer, all-season and touring tyres. But you cant ignore the fact that winter tyres are the best tyres to drive on extremely slippery roads in winterSummer and winter tyres are very different from each other. Summer Tyres Coventry is for driving on dry or wet roads in summer (when the temperature is 7C-30C). And winter tyres are best for snow, icy and rainy roads in winter (when the temperature is below zero and up to 7C). Here in the UK,; it is not mandatory to use both summer and winter tyres in their respective season. However, using winter tyres will give you high efficiency and the safest ride in winterSummer tyres characteristics;A summer tyre has a tougher rubber composition. With this tyre, you will get a high performance ride on both moderate and extremely hot days. The rubber compound of this tyre stays tough, even at high temperatures. As a result, it offers low rolling resistance (not high performance summer tyres), and as a result, it improves car economy. Apart from that summer tyres have longitudinal grooves which reduce the risk of aquaplaning by dispersing water. Summer tyres come with simple and smooth treads in the centre. The tread offers a high rubber contact with the road, which offers impressive handling and braking on both dry and wet roads in summer. These tyres are made with both natural and artificial rubber but it is also made up of 100-150 more compounds which makes summer tyres hardWhile summer tyres have fewer sipes than winter tyres, they contain tread bars that were specifically created to reduce aquaplaning. In warm conditions, they offer increased grip both longitudinally and laterally, guaranteeing excellent traction in dry and rainy conditions.Winter tyres characteristicsA winter tyre has a soft rubber compound. The amount of natural rubber composition used in winter tyres is greater than artificial rubber, as a result, it is softer than summer tyres. Winter tyres stay soft on harsh cold roads. These tyres, therefore, have greater contact with the ground and better traction. The tread grooves on a winter tyre are also broader,; which improves traction on snow-covered roadways. Furthermore, the tyre is also intended to distribute stored water and remove excess snow on roads that have been cleared of snow. Winter tyres have many tiny grooves or sipes on their running surface area. The grooves move in a spiral or zig-zag pattern while driving or prevent aquaplaning. Winter tyres are best for safe cornering in harsh winter slippery roadsWinter tyres also feature a substantial tread design. Snow will have a cavity because of this. Surprisingly, nothing grabs snow better than snow, and compressed snow increases the gripping, increasing traction to move the car ahead on extreme ice and snowy roads.Is it a good idea to drive with summer tyres in winter and vice versa?;Both types of tyres are best for their respective season. They offer great comfort, and performance as well as longer tread life when you drive in the right season. When you use summer tyres on winter snowy or icy roads, the efficiency of a tyre will be reduced, which increases driving risk. Winter tyres are not suitable for warm road driving. Using both types of Tyres Coventry in their respective season is the best way to get a high grip, handling, comfort and cornering" ]