All-Season Tyres –What you need to know, the pros and cons

Designed to perform adequately in a variety of driving conditions these tyre types are becoming
increasingly popular. Read on to find out why.
Key Features of All-Season Tires:

Longevity: All-season tires are more durable, tending to have a longer lifespan compared
to dedicated winter or summer tires.
Pros and Cons:
Advantages:
 Convenience: No changing between summer and winter
 Cost-effective: One set and longer lasting.
 Good for temperate climates: With little extreme weather these tyres offer normal
performance in most driving conditions in the UK.
Disadvantages:
 Impacted performance: In extreme condition of either cold or heat the .performance is
not as good as specialist tyres
All-season tires are an impressive practical choice for many drivers, especially those in regions
with temperate climates such as the UK. However, if you live in an area with extreme weather, it
might be worth considering seasonal tires for better safety and performance.

Versatility: All-season tires are specially engineered to provide a steady and balanced
performance across different weather conditions, making them suitable for regions with
mild winters and moderate summers, typically the UK.

Tread Design: The design of the tread patterns on all-season tires offer traction in both
dry and wet conditions. Typically they have a great number of sipes (small slits in the
tread) than normal summer tires, which help in providing grip on light snow and ice.

Rubber Compound: The rubber compound in all-season tires is designed to remain
flexible in a wider range of temperatures. More than summer tires, though not as much as
winter tires.