"The best tyre for your vehicle- Winter or All-season"
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[ "THE BEST TYRE FOR YOUR VEHICLE- WINTER OR ALL-SEASONGetting the right set of tyres fitted to your car is important for you as well as the safety of your loved ones. It also plays a major role in providing a comfortable driving experience in different weather conditions. They are the only element to be in contact with the road. Therefore, motorists should always choose tyres with excellent braking abilities, grip and traction, even in adverse weather conditions. Typically vehicle owners can choose from three options:Summer tyres Coventry  engineered for warmer seasonsWinter tyres - engineered for the colder climatic conditions or icy road surfacesAll-Season tyres - engineered to provide a fine balance of economy and safety all year round. These are adaptable to both winter and summer seasons being a universal choice.Summer tyres are known to be the most obvious choice for many drivers. However, in some parts of the UK, where winters are not very severe, all-weather tyres are preferred instead. Each tyre exhibits different qualities and understanding each parameter as per the driving conditions is essential. Researchers have proven that all-season tyres usually offer a middle ground between winter and summer products. They do not seem to be very effective in winter conditions (in comparison to specific season tyres). They are known to be better than the winter products in summers, not being as good as summer tyres.All-season tyres in winter and summer seasonsAll-season tyres display better braking abilities in wet conditions as compared to winter tyres. A winter tyre would offer decent braking in snowy conditions. These tyres can be substituted for either of the seasonal tyres. They cope up with hard slush, offer lower rolling resistance and improved performance in dry conditions.An important factor to consider  The TemperatureApart from the numerous parameters in tread design and various other features, one also needs to keep in mind the temperature of the region one drives in. Switching from summer tyres to winter tyres, one should wait for the temperature to drop below 7C. The reason behind this is that the compound utilised in winter tyres is designed to function only in the winter season. In warmer temperature conditions, the rubber may become too soft or may simply warp.In a similar way, the summer tyres function the best above 7C as they worsen the grip in colder seasons. This is due to the fact that harder tread rubber tends to offer poor handling in snowy or icy conditions. In the case of all-season tyres, they are designed to perform below and above this temperature. However, all-season tyres lose their functionality as one gets closer to either of the extremes.Ultimately, when the right time comes to choose the most appropriate kind of tyre, the professionals at Wheels UK would prove to be of great help. They would not only explain and recommend you the best tyres but also show you around the comprehensive range of tyres available at the garage." ]