It may not be enough snow tires if you live in an area that receives not just a few inches of snow, but several feet. In some states, snow plows cannot reach remote areas during the winter, which results in the driver getting stuck in the snow. These areas need tire chains. The use of snow chains, which are also known as tire chains, is not legal nationwide. In certain states, … [Read more...]

There are drivers who live in areas where they get not just a few inches of snow, but several feet of cold, powdery stuff. The winter can be brutal in some states, and some drivers live in remote areas that snow plows can't get to. It's a must to have tire chains in these areas. Snow chains, which are also called tire chains, aren't legal everywhere. There are strict rules for … [Read more...]

The "all-season" tires are not suitable for extreme winter conditions as they will not provide dependable traction. There are dedicated winter tires on the market, but they are not a practical option for everyone, especially for those going up in the mountains for a weekend (some areas require snow chains as well). The use of snow chains is a temporary solution to this … [Read more...]

"All-season" tires are not dependable enough to provide traction in severe winter conditions. However, a new set of tires may not be a good choice for some people who are going up in the mountains for a weekend (in some areas snow chains are also required). Snow chains can be used to temporarily fix this issue. By rigging up metal chains to your tires, you are essentially … [Read more...]