Tire marketing has gotten so confusing lately that even car nerds sometimes squint at the sidewalls wondering what in the world they're actually rolling on. "All-season," "all-weather," "four-season," ...

These two types of tires would hardly be more different if one was square. For all the suspension engineering and chassis tuning a vehicle undergoes before its manufacturer commits to full-scale ...

We've all been there at some point in our driving lives, pondering whether snow tires or all-season tires are better for wintry conditions. While not a straightforward question to answer, getting ...

DENVER, Colo. — Do you really know the difference between winter and all-season tires? Beyond a vague sense that they perform better in snow, I have to admit, I wasn't quite sure what the difference ...

Every winter, drivers ask AAA the same question: “Do I need snow tires?” The answer depends on where you live — and how often you’re on the road during bad weather. Winter (or snow) tires are made ...

All-season tires differ from all-weather tires in that the latter earn a 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) rating, signifying ...

When winter hits hard, the difference between staying in control and sliding off course comes down to chains, socks, or tires, and when to use each.

U.S. drivers who don’t currently have all-weather tires are likely to research them before their next tire purchase.

Not sure whether you need all-terrain or all-season tires? We explain the differences so you can choose confidently. The right type of tire can make all the difference on the road. All-season tires ...