"Are You Using Winter Tyres in Summer?"
"Tyres Whitchurch, Tyres Ellesmere ( 650+ words)"
[ "Are You Using Winter Tyres in Summer?There is a right time for everything. You must have heard people telling you this at least once in your lifetime, if not more? Well, the same goes for your car tyres, whether you like them or not. There are the right tyres for every situation and every season now. The road conditions are not always the same and so it might not be possible for just one tyre type to show promising performance in every situation.As more years pass, the tyre industry is coming ot with better developments to improve your drive with just the perfect tyre for your vehicle and the kind of driving conditions you have. It almost gives you the feeling of a specialised tyre just for you and your car as mostly the season of a place creates the changes in the road condition, so it becomes extremely important to have just the right tyres to combat such unsettling situations for a drive.Change in the season being a major issue has led to the seasonal tyres innovation. This has been out in the market for quite some time now, but drivers are still found to be using it the wrong way. While some use summer;Tyres Whitchurch;even during the mild winter season, some are found to make the grave mistake of using the winter tyres in summer. Let us talk about the latter here, which is extremely hazardous for the car and availing it.There is a DifferenceThe seasonal tyres are quite different from one another. If one analyses them, some significant differences can be traced easily. As the road conditions are different in different seasons, their respective tyres are made to fit in such conditions and not get damaged or wrecked in any way or cause any trouble for the driver unnecessarily.StructureSpeaking of winter tyres at first, their tyre compound is specially chosen to suit extremely low temperatures. So no other tyre shall be as good as the winter tyres to face the winter roads. The structure and design is also quite different from that of any other tyres. It has a structure that does not allow aquaplaning and has a special feature of sipes in the tyre treads. These sipes help the tyres get rid of all the unwanted water or ice that could lead to aquaplaning; simultaneously, it also helps grip over the icy road and makes the drive steady and safe.On the other hand, summer tyres do not have the same features that they can be used for the harsh winter season. These tyres are made to drive on the rough and dry roads of the summer season. So, these cannot be the right choice for driving through snow and ice. Moreover, it has a different design and structure from that of the winter tyres, like it does not have any or less number of sipes in its tyre treads which makes it trouble on wintry roads.Tyre CompoundThe tyre composition is of a different kind for winter and summer tyres. While the former is needed to stay flexible and soft in cold temperatures, the latter needs to be the same even during high-temperature days. For this, the natural rubber content differs in proportions in the two of the;Tyres Ellesmere. The natural rubber content is more in the winter ones, which allows it to be flexible even under really low temperatures. But the summer tyres are needed to stay rigid and not melt away in the sultry summer.This is why it could be dangerous to use winter tyres in the hot and humid summer season as they stand a chance to melt and stick to the burning roads. Winter tyre variety is not made for anything above 7 degrees, or else it could invite a catastrophe in the middle of the road. It shall also be uncomfortable to drive with it and not perform well at all, which it could have in winter road use.TreadsApart from the differences mentioned above, there is another major difference between the two varieties, i.e. the tread design. The treads of winter tyres are deeper and simpler in design, allowing gripping the snow-covered roads. On the other hand, summer treads are wider and less deep than that of the winter ones and are perfect for gripping the rough and even wet roads well, with enough traction generation." ]