Trying to choose between all-season or summer tires? Consider these differences and our top picks for shoppers.

All-season tires are a compromise when it comes to snow traction. If you frequently experience heavy snow, consider dedicated ...

chances are very high that your car, SUV, minivan, or truck left the showroom wearing—and still has—all-season or “mud-and-snow” tires. The sidewalls of these tires are embossed with A/S ...

These all-season tires are perfect for sports sedans, coupes, and other cars. They come in sizes from 14 to 21 inches and have speed ratings of H, V, and W for different driving needs. Pirelli ...

The Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 is part of the Tires test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Tires models like the Pilot Sport All Season 4 are rated on multiple criteria ...

SEE ALSO: The All Season High Performance Tire ... as if they some-how require less effort to change the cars direction than other tires of the same size. It also provided good feedback and ...

The BFGoodrich Advantage Control All Season is part of the Tires test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Tires models like the Advantage Control All Season are rated on multiple ...

Most family car tires can easily last 70,000 miles or more. During testing, Consumer Reports found that the best all-season tires will last about 55,000 to 85,000 miles and the best performance ...

It's a performance-based standard for tires that require a traction index of at least 110 (110% of the traction of a reference all-season tire) achieved while testing on packed snow. Today ...

Winter weather poses unique challenges for cars, trucks, and SUVs ... and deep snow—conditions that are too extreme for all-season tires. To beat winter weather, drivers may choose between ...

That is the temperature at which most summer tires, made from soft and sticky rubber for superior performance on sports cars, become too hard for safe use on asphalt. All-season tires can maintain ...