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New winter tire laws and winter travel restrictions are popping up in regions of the country prone to heavy snow fall and extreme winter weather. To keep safe and legally compliant when driving in these areas it is important to know the different tire classifications and tire certifications to distinguish between all-season tires and true winter tires. The objective of these …
There is no need to be slipping and sliding on worn winter tires in these last few weeks and months of winter if you are looking to replace tires this spring. Lots of people think it is better to wait until spring because worn winter tires will provide more snow and ice traction than even a new set of all-season …
There are two common grading systems for tires to help identify winter tire traction capabilities. All tires that pass certain winter tire traction tests can be marked with a symbol molded onto the side of the tire. One is the M+S (mud and snow) symbol, and the second is the Mountain/Snowflake symbol. Both are based on standardized tire industry testing, …
Tires are not something we have to think about very often. Every three years or so we might feel the car slipping a little more than normal, or during a routine service check our mechanic tells us that we are due for new tires. But this does not mean that we should stay in the dark, and at the mercy …
Cooper Tire has been manufacturing “tires for people, not just cars” for over 50 years. The New Cooper Zeon RS3-G1 continues that tradition, adding to the line of Cooper’s high-performance tires, and is available now at Tires-Easy. Awarded the Good Design Award at the 2016 SEMA show, proving the industry recognizes this tire for its innovation! The Cooper Zeon RS3-G1 …
