they fit into a subcategory of all-season tires known as all-weather tires. Qualifying for this label requires the tire to accelerate with 110 percent of the traction of an all-season reference ...

“While all-season tires are fine for light snow conditions,” she says, “all-weather tires are excellent in heavy snow.” Back ...

Replacing summer tires can cause sticker shock. Do you wonder if switching to less expensive, longer-lasting all-season tires makes sense? Or maybe you’re thinking of replacing your all-seasons ...

and deep snow—conditions that are too extreme for all-season tires. To beat winter weather, drivers may choose between winter tires, studded winter tires, and tire chains (or cables).