Adirondack Tire

When it comes to driving in the winter with snow and ice all-wheel and four-wheel drive as well as ABS and traction control system are not enough to keep you safe. Electronic driving aids are good but it's the tires that create traction. These systems are only capable of manipulating or limiting your vehicle's acceleration, braking and cornering capabilities to the traction provided by your tires. Before winter hits, examine your tires for excessive wear. Consider snow tires over an all-season tire for the best traction in snow and ice. 

Fall is a beautiful time of year. The changing leaves, fresh apples and cider donuts but within a few short it will be just a memory as the winter months will be upon us and the scenery changes. How will your tires fair in the snow and ice? Now is the time to start planning. Will you go with an all-weather tire? A snow tire? Or even a studded snow tire? Where you live, your commute (if any) and your vehicle all should be a factor when decided what your best options are. A trained tire professional at Adirondack Tire can help you make the best choice for your vehicle and keep you safe this winter.