Snow Tire vs All-Terrain
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Both types are designed for improved functionality compared with standard tires, but they’re significantly different from each other. Read on to determine which tire type is the better choice for residents driving around Philadelphia, Exton, and Warminster. So, let's get started

Number 1.
All-Terrain Tires
All-terrain tires are designed to be used year-round and provide traction in rough conditions. They’re also designed to be versatile so drivers can be confident when driving on back roads but still experience smooth rides on highways and city streets.

All-terrain tires are also engineered to be strong and dependable when you take your vehicle on uneven roads. They’re more resistant to punctures and cuts than standard tires.

Number 2.
Snow Tires
Snow tires have squared-off shoulders instead of rounded ones, which allows these tires to really dig into the snow. Deep grooves work to stabilize grip and traction on slippery surfaces. The engineering of these tires also prevents lateral hydroplaning and sliding through the snow.

The rubber compounds in snow tires are designed to remain soft and not tense up in freezing temperatures. This allows your vehicle to grip the road in rough winter conditions.

Number 3.
Advantage?
If your everyday drives take you on snowy, icy roads that usually aren’t well plowed, you should equip your vehicle with snow tires. The advantages to snow tires are unbeatable when you need grip, traction, and control in hazardous, snowy road conditions.

But there are some disadvantages to snow tires. Once the weather warms up in the spring, you’ll have to swap your snow tires for a different set since snow tires aren’t ideal in warmer weather. This means you’ll have to deal with the inconvenience of storing the snow tires and reinstalling them on your vehicle for the next winter season. Snow tires also don’t last as long as other tires, so you’ll most likely need to replace them every two years or so.

So when it comes down to it, whether to use snow tires or all-terrain tires depends on where you live and the amount of snow you’re likely to get in the winter. For some drivers, snow tires are the best option, but for others, all-terrain tires are more convenient.

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