Driving Style<\/h3>\n

Matching tires to your driving style gives you the best performance and most comfortable ride.<\/p>\n

Before buying new tires, first figure out your driving habits such as primarily city driving, highway driving, or long-distance travels. Do you make frequent stops?<\/p>\n

Also consider whether you drive in rough terrain, which may require a more high-performance off-road tire versus primarily driving in a slower or smoother terrain.<\/p>\n

Weather Conditions<\/h3>\n

Your tires are literally the life force needed for your safety, providing grip, traction and stopping distance on the road.<\/p>\n

Especially in wet, rainy conditions, roads tend to be slippery due to oil rising to the top of the pavement. In wet conditions, traction and the ability to stop in slippery conditions is critically important in your tire selection.<\/p>\n