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    Getting ready for a family trip somewhere off the city? Will you be driving on the highway or in some mountainous area? To have a sound and safe driving experience, start with checking your car and its tires as your safety depends on its condition upon leaving the house. Visit a tire shop for repair when necessary or tire replacements when the expert says so. If you need new tires, there are lots of considerations you need to think about. There are many types of tires; your choice depends on the weather conditions, the distance you will traverse, the type of car you have and your personal preference. Tires are made of rubber compounds which are designed to operate in a specific range of temperature. No tire is efficient for all seasons or for all roads. To choose which tire will work best for you, this infographic presents all season tires and high-performance tires. 1. Tires that work best for the weather. Winter tires work best on freezing temperature, such as below 30 degrees Fahrenheit, while all-season tires can work best within 30-70 degrees Fahrenheit. However, all season tires do not have optimal performance. A high-performance tire works best at more than 60 degrees Fahrenheit. In some regions with extreme weather conditions, buying two sets of tires would be necessary. But for regions with a milder climate, all-season tires can be a good choice. 2. Your safety is the number one priority. There are different car parts that you need to maintain regularly but none may be more important than your tires. When it gets inflated along the way because of a poor choice, you could find it a hassle to stop and find a tire shop. 3. Are you taking the smooth or rough road? You need to consider your driving campus. Will be you going to somewhere off the road or just getting to a local store? If you are driving on a highway, long lasting tires are what you need. But for those travelling on mountain roads, suitable tires are also available. 4. Consider the tire speed rating. You might be getting an expensive tire that is not fully maximized. A tire with a speed rating of 150 miles per hour isn’t really used for driving within your city or getting to the local store. Simply know what you are paying for. 5. Opt for quality tires. Don’t economize too much on your tire choices. Getting quality tires will ensure speed, performance, and safety while you are on the road. If you are paying for cheaper tires with no assurance of quality, you are putting safety at risk. 6. Ask an expert’s opinion. There could be many suggestions, guide or tips in buying tires for your car that can be accessed online. Also, you might opt for assessing it by yourself. Make no mistakes because tire conditions can be unique and distinct in each case. You can only properly evaluate its condition if it is seen by the expert in a tire shop. Don’t hesitate to get your tires checked; they would be more than willing to assist you. source: https://burtbrothers.com/blog/performance-tires-right-car/

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    Getting ready for a family trip somewhere off the city? Will you be driving on the highway or in some mountainous area? To have a sound and safe driving experience, start with checking your car and its tires as your safety depends on its condition upon leaving the house. Visit a tire shop for repair when necessary or tire replacements when the expert says so. If you need new tires, there are lots of considerations you need to think about. There are many types of tires; your choice depends on the weather conditions, the distance you will traverse, the type of car you have and your personal preference. Tires are made of rubber compounds which are designed to operate in a specific range of temperature. No tire is efficient for all seasons or for all roads. To choose which tire will work best for you, this infographic presents all season tires and high-performance tires. 1. Tires that work best for the weather. Winter tires work best on freezing temperature, such as below 30 degrees Fahrenheit, while all-season tires can work best within 30-70 degrees Fahrenheit. However, all season tires do not have optimal performance. A high-performance tire works best at more than 60 degrees Fahrenheit. In some regions with extreme weather conditions, buying two sets of tires would be necessary. But for regions with a milder climate, all-season tires can be a good choice. 2. Your safety is the number one priority. There are different car parts that you need to maintain regularly but none may be more important than your tires. When it gets inflated along the way because of a poor choice, you could find it a hassle to stop and find a tire shop. 3. Are you taking the smooth or rough road? You need to consider your driving campus. Will be you going to somewhere off the road or just getting to a local store? If you are driving on a highway, long lasting tires are what you need. But for those travelling on mountain roads, suitable tires are also available. 4. Consider the tire speed rating. You might be getting an expensive tire that is not fully maximized. A tire with a speed rating of 150 miles per hour isn’t really used for driving within your city or getting to the local store. Simply know what you are paying for. 5. Opt for quality tires. Don’t economize too much on your tire choices. Getting quality tires will ensure speed, performance, and safety while you are on the road. If you are paying for cheaper tires with no assurance of quality, you are putting safety at risk. 6. Ask an expert’s opinion. There could be many suggestions, guide or tips in buying tires for your car that can be accessed online. Also, you might opt for assessing it by yourself. Make no mistakes because tire conditions can be unique and distinct in each case. You can only properly evaluate its condition if it is seen by the expert in a tire shop. Don’t hesitate to get your tires checked; they would be more than willing to assist you. source: https://burtbrothers.com/blog/performance-tires-right-car/

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    Getting ready for a family trip somewhere off the city? Will you be driving on the highway or in some mountainous area? To have a sound and safe driving experience, start with checking your car and its tires as your safety depends on its condition upon leaving the house. Visit a tire shop for repair when necessary or tire replacements when the expert says so. If you need new tires, there are lots of considerations you need to think about. There are many types of tires; your choice depends on the weather conditions, the distance you will traverse, the type of car you have and your personal preference. Tires are made of rubber compounds which are designed to operate in a specific range of temperature. No tire is efficient for all seasons or for all roads. To choose which tire will work best for you, this infographic presents all season tires and high-performance tires. 1. Tires that work best for the weather. Winter tires work best on freezing temperature, such as below 30 degrees Fahrenheit, while all-season tires can work best within 30-70 degrees Fahrenheit. However, all season tires do not have optimal performance. A high-performance tire works best at more than 60 degrees Fahrenheit. In some regions with extreme weather conditions, buying two sets of tires would be necessary. But for regions with a milder climate, all-season tires can be a good choice. 2. Your safety is the number one priority. There are different car parts that you need to maintain regularly but none may be more important than your tires. When it gets inflated along the way because of a poor choice, you could find it a hassle to stop and find a tire shop. 3. Are you taking the smooth or rough road? You need to consider your driving campus. Will be you going to somewhere off the road or just getting to a local store? If you are driving on a highway, long lasting tires are what you need. But for those travelling on mountain roads, suitable tires are also available. 4. Consider the tire speed rating. You might be getting an expensive tire that is not fully maximized. A tire with a speed rating of 150 miles per hour isn’t really used for driving within your city or getting to the local store. Simply know what you are paying for. 5. Opt for quality tires. Don’t economize too much on your tire choices. Getting quality tires will ensure speed, performance, and safety while you are on the road. If you are paying for cheaper tires with no assurance of quality, you are putting safety at risk. 6. Ask an expert’s opinion. There could be many suggestions, guide or tips in buying tires for your car that can be accessed online. Also, you might opt for assessing it by yourself. Make no mistakes because tire conditions can be unique and distinct in each case. You can only properly evaluate its condition if it is seen by the expert in a tire shop. Don’t hesitate to get your tires checked; they would be more than willing to assist you. source: https://burtbrothers.com/blog/performance-tires-right-car/

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