"What Are Summer Tyres: All the Stats, Facts, and Data You'll Eve"
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[ "What Are Summer Tyres: All the Stats, Facts, and Data You'll Ever Need to KnowWhat are summer tyres? Many of us have this question in mind whenever or wherever we see summer Pirelli Tyres Morley ads on TV, billboards, newspapers, etc. These tyres are made to be used in temperatures above 7 degrees. There is no real point for this article to explain its definition as there are plenty written online. Instead, let's delve into 'all' that you'll ever need to know about the said product.1) Origins;Tyres with a tread pattern designed to increase traction by using grooves that can channel water out from underneath the tyre to improve stopping power and traction on wet roadsAccording to history books, Charles Minthorn Murphy, an American, is credited for inventing the first-ever pneumatic (inflated with air) tyres in 1888. High demand led to more production of these tyres.However, it wasn't until 1905, when Harvey Firestone started producing these tyres that they became popularly known as 'Firestone' and later on became a brand.2) Innovation;At first, summer tyres were designed for bikes, but by 1919, Mercedes-Benz then used it after testing its performance on Germany's famous Nurburgring circuit. The following year saw races conducted using it because of its ability to maintain grip even during wet conditions. After which, every car manufacturer began to use summer tyres in their racing competitions.3) Usage;By the 1920s, summer tyres were being used by everyone, but there wasn't an official name for them, so manufacturers decided to call them 'All Season' tyres because they could be used in dry, wet, and snowy conditions. Later on, this term was changed to All-Weather tyresHowever, people began to use the words interchangeably, which resulted in some confusion later on. You may have heard or read about people calling winter tyres all-weather too, but that's not accurate because they are fundamentally different from each otherNowadays, most carmakers make summer tyre variants for their premium/sports models (Audi RS4, Mercedes AMG, Porsche 911.4) Benefits;Summer tyres are specifically designed to get rid of water beneath the tyre's contact patch, which usually prevents it from aquaplaning. They have a stiffer construction compared to winter tyres, making them ideal for dry driving conditions. If you live in a region with no snow and/or ice, then summer tyres would be your choiceMake sure that it's labelled as 'R' (for radial) and not 'B' (for bias-belted). These types of tyres can be used year-round, but they are recommended only when weather permits because their grip may be compromised in extreme conditions such as rain or snow.5) Where To Buy?Summer tyres are usually more expensive than winter tyres, so look for discounts or special offers in your favourite tyre dealer's catalogue. Avoid buying them online because it may be hard to confirm their authenticity when you compare their advertised price with other retailers.6) Design;Anyone can easily distinguish summer tyres from winter ones by looking at the tread pattern of each product. It has deep grooves designed to evacuate water from its path while travelling at high speeds. You can also tell if a tyre is made for dry conditions by looking at the letter 'R' (radial) on its sidewall. If it doesn't have this marking, then there are chances that it is an all-season type.Many car owners underestimate or do not know how significant summer tyres are compared to winter ones. Uninformed motorists think that it doesn't matter whether they use summer or winter tyres all year round because there's no difference in performance7) Speed Rating;Summer tyres usually have higher speed ratings than winter tyres. It's because summer models are made from more rigid materials, making them suitable for daily road use. They also offer better grip and handling at high speeds (up to 240 kph or 149 mph). Keep in mind that these levels may vary depending on the car it is mounted on and/or its original equipment specification.8) Brands;If you want a quality product, then you should consider buying one made by Michelin, Continental, Pirelli, Goodyear (was known as Firestone before 2000), Bridgestone, Dunlop (owned by Goodyear), Yokohama (currently owned by Sumitomo Rubber Industries). These manufacturers have been around since the early days of manufacturing and have gained a reputation for making dependable products.9) AvailabilitySummer Tyres Morley are usually available in local auto parts stores, local dealerships, and online retailers. Remember that the best deals are typically offered in the latter option, so you might consider buying them there instead.10) Price Range;The price range is approximately Php 13,000 (for an average set). It may be more expensive to buy it from European manufacturers because they get their raw materials directly from Europe's rubber factories" ]