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If you live somewhere snowy, it's time to slap those snow tires to your car. But if you live somewhere it only occasionally snows, tire socks may be the better solution.

Winter tires are a great way to maintain grip in the snow. But can tire socks replace the need for snow tires altogether?

Do you currently own a convertible car and wish that you can drive in the snow? You can! Here are five tips for driving your convertible car in the winter.

The temperatures are dropping. And if you want to keep your electric car's range higher than it otherwise would be this winter, check out these cold weather tips.

It's snow tire season again. And as the supply chain falls apart, there's a shortage of winter tires too.

Buying new snow tires gets expensive fast. But if you're willing to settle for used tires that weren't exactly made for your car, you can get winter tires for cheap off of Craigslist.

Consumer Reports did some treadwear testing to determine how long winter, summer, and all-season tires will last on a vehicle. Plus, how often should tires be replaced?

Using a tire size calculator tool to help make sure you have the right size tires is an important part of driving a car, truck, or SUV. There are many types of tires, sizes, and types of tires.

If you live in a snow state, then you’re probably used to having to switch your car’s tires twice a year. As a good general rule of thumb, your car should have summer tires in the summer and winter tires in the winter in order to get the best performance through every season. And while …

No matter which way you look at it, your car’s tires are the only things that are connecting you to the road that you’re driving on. This means that they are arguably the most important parts of the car, so it’s even more important to get the proper tires depending on the season and not …

When it comes to picking the right tires for winter driving, it can be tough to decide whether you want to go with a true winter tire or a more practical all-season tire. If you choose the former, then you’ll have swap them out when the weather warms up for summer tires. But if you …

Driving in the winter can be scary depending on how icy the roads are, so you might be wondering if you should buy studded tires or stick with the normal winter rubber. After all, the winter weather can throw all kinds of different obstacles at you and you never know what conditions you’ll be driving …