"EFFECTIVELY COMPARING WINTER TYRES AND SUMMER TYRES"
"Dunlop Tyres Croydon, Tyres Croydon (650 Words)"
[ "EFFECTIVELY COMPARING WINTER TYRES ANDSUMMER TYRES;The weather keeps changing throughout the year. Likewise, the needof the people also changes according to the season, whether it's cold or hot.They need clothes and accessories according to the weather. In the same way,your vehicle needs tyres that are suitable for winter and summer to performbetter and safer in both conditions. Let's discuss the two types of tyres-winter;Dunlop Tyres Croydon;andsummer tyresWINTER TYRESWe need a different set of tyres for different seasons. As thename suggests, winter tyres are made to use in cold weather. When thetemperature falls below 7 C, now is the time to switch to winter tyres. These tyresperform well in cold weather ranging from snow, ice, wet and cold dry roads.They are made up of natural rubber compound which is soft and suitable to useon the roads of ice and snow and provide better flexibility and supportWinter tyres also provide a better grip on the wet road when it'sraining. Due to their higher rubber content, it reduces the chances of the tyresgoing brittle in the cold weather. As their structure is soft and suitable forwinters, it is easier for them to grip on cold roads. They have tiny groovesthat bite into the snow and ice and provide better tractionThey have deeper tread grooves that help the tyres to dispersewater and reduce the risk of aquaplaning and improve handling. As they maintainflexibility and provide safety in the cold, they are more cost-effective andharder to wear than summer tyresSUMMER TYRESIn many countries, it is recommended to use tyres according to theweather of that area. When the temperature climbs above 7 C, it is highlyrecommended to use summer tyres in your vehicle. Due to their dedicated treadpatterns and tread compounds, only summer tyres can guarantee high grip levelson dry and wet roads in hot weather. They have specially designed tread bars tominimize aquaplaning. In warm temperatures, they provide grip longitudinallyand laterally on wet and dry roads.They have a less natural rubber content in them that makes their tyrestructure hard. In the winter season, this tyre structure begins to harden andbecome brittle below +7 degrees celsius. Summer tyres handle many conditions ofthe road and weather but still, they are not suitable for the winter season butthey are more fuel-efficientDIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE WINTER AND SUMMER TYRESWinter tyres have higher rubber content and a deep tread patternwhich makes them suitable for snow and ice whereas summer tyres are made up ofhard structures which is suitable for the warm season.Winter tyres are best when the temperature is below +7 C andsummer tyres perform best when the temperature rises above +7 C.You can spot the winter tyres with the symbol of the snowflake onthe mountain on its sidewall but summer tyres do not have a symbol like that.Summer tyres have fewer sipes than winter tyres but have speciallydesigned tread bars to minimize aquaplaning.Summer tyres have lower friction and therefore they are morefuel-efficient.Winter;Tyres Croydon;havetiny grooves in their tread blocks to disperse water but summer tyres havesimple block-shaped treadIt is safe to assume that one might like both these types of tyresand it is only logical to put your needs ahead before making a purchase. Beforebuying the tyres, just go through your vehicle's manual and decide what is bestfor you." ]