Laura Hasney - Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Proper tire pressure for safety
Have you ever heard someone tell you that you don't need winter tires, you only need to lower the tire pressure...on your tires you now have when driving on snow and ice? That it will give you better stability and control? I hope you haven't because it is a crock.
Driving
on tires with low tire pressure is never a good idea regardless of
driving conditions. Don't try this old myth because it may cost you a wrecker bill to get pulled out of the ditch when you lose control because of it.
Instead,
you should consider a good set of winter tires. And remember to check
your tire pressure often because cold air can lower the pressure.
Laura Hasney - Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Most people buy snow tires not studded because
snows are good for snow and ice but studded are for ice only. Studded
do their job on ice but are not as effective on snow, they are noisy
and can cause damage to dry pavement. M&S is a mud and... snow tire where the snow flake in the mountain is on snow tires.