With so many all-weather tire options available, selecting the right tire for your vehicle and lifestyle can be challenging. All-weather tires provide drivers with improved grip and traction on snow, ice, and slush while delivering excellent performance in milder conditions. Unlike winter tires, all-weather tires are suitable for use in warm and cold weather, making them a popular option for drivers who prefer a single tire all year round. This article explores the differences between all-season, all-weather, and winter tires.

Those extended winter commutes in snow-covered streets and blustery highway drives to visit family in rural areas can be a white-knuckle driving experience. Driving in Canada during winter can be a scary proposition, especially if your vehicle isn't equipped with winter tires. It's terrifying – slipping around and spinning out. This is where winter/snow tires offer real peace-of-mind.