time for winter tyres to come off?
Discussion
Noticed the weather has been nice and relatively bright for the last few days and wondered whether I should swap the winter tyres for my normal tyres. I understand winter tyres are a softer compound, so will wear out quickly if used in mild conditions.
I have read somewhere else, however, that I should keep the winters on til April.
Any thoughts...??
I have read somewhere else, however, that I should keep the winters on til April.
Any thoughts...??
BHML said:
Noticed the weather has been nice and relatively bright for the last few days and wondered whether I should swap the winter tyres for my normal tyres. I understand winter tyres are a softer compound, so will wear out quickly if used in mild conditions.
I have read somewhere else, however, that I should keep the winters on til April.
Any thoughts...??
Nice and frosty here this morning just N of London. 2 or 3 degrees out now.I have read somewhere else, however, that I should keep the winters on til April.
Any thoughts...??
As my car was new, I only put 2K on summer tyres before changing to winters. The car has done 5K now, so I've done more miles on the winters. They definitely feel much worse than the summers, lots of wheelspin and TC light coming on at roundabouts, etc (at moderate acceleation, not caning it). Personally I cant wait to get back on the summers.
But will keep winters on for now, as advised!!
But will keep winters on for now, as advised!!
You mean you still have tread on your winter tyres???
Mine (just) lasted from end of November to start of February!
Will be buying replacement summers in march to replace the worn summer's i have on now, they will last until july, then another set to get me through to november then back on winters for the really cold stuff....
Mine (just) lasted from end of November to start of February!
Will be buying replacement summers in march to replace the worn summer's i have on now, they will last until july, then another set to get me through to november then back on winters for the really cold stuff....
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