Suitable for almost all types of weather conditions, all season tires can be used year-round in most weather temperatures. The rubbers used in all-season tires are designed to stay flexible and pliable, but not at temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Highway tires were designed for vehicles traveling on highways and other paved roads.
These tires are usually used on the front of work vehicles. Highway tires were designed for vehicles traveling on highways and other paved roads.
Traction tires are heavy duty tires for less than ideal roads. Most traction tires are studdable for extreme snow and ice conditions.
Studdadble winter tires are tires manufactured to allow metal studs to be inserted for extra grip in snow and icy conditions.
Summer tires are made with sticky rubber compound and are designed to provide maximum traction in warm weather. These tires offer great performance in cornering, accelerating and braking, but are only at their best when temperatures are warm. Because of that rubber compound, summer tires have much shorter tread life than other types of tires. These tires are designed for sports cars and performance vehicles.
These are tires that have treads designed for extra traction in heavy duty work vehicles. A good amount of these tires can be studded.