Tires can make or break your car. That's why it's important to take care of them properly and know how to diagnose the problems they might have. This article will cover everything you need to know about tires, including treads and pressures. We'll also talk about tire rotation so that all four of your tires wear evenly over time.
Tires come in two types: summer and winter. Summer tires are made of softer rubber, which creates better traction on dry roads in Vernon, CT. However, these tires also wear much more quickly than the harder rubber and less expensive treads of winter tires. Winter tires have a lot more tread and a hard bead that makes it possible for them to withstand icy and snowy conditions much better than summer tires.
There are two main treads on a tire: the outside one is referred to as the shoulder, and it's important because it prevents slippage during sharp turns. The inner tread is called the middle groove or siping grooves and helps funnel water out from under your car in wet conditions.
