WINTER TIRES
Take charge of cold-weather season and whatever wintry road conditions come your way with winter snow tires ordered from WheelSetGo. Shop top-of-the-line winter tires today and get FREE shipping!
Why Winter Tires?
Specialized Materials
The use of specially formulated rubber remains softer in the cold, withstanding temps of 45°F and below
Deeper Treads
Winter Tires are engineered with deeper tread patterns to perform better in accumulating snowfalls
Unique Patterns
Intricate tread patterns with tread blocks, sips, grooves, and ribs provide thousands of bitting edges for enhanced traction control
Better Handling
Improved handling in varying forms of cold weather precipitation including snow, slush, ice, sleet, and freezing rain
More About Winter Tires
Why bother with winter tires? What’s the difference, and why does it matter? If you live in any area that experiences freezing temps with sleet and regular snowfall, then winter tires are definitely worth the bother and make a huge difference. They are a life-saving necessity.
Car, SUV, Jeep, truck… whichever type of vehicle own, the winter tires that we carry have been specifically engineered and tested to tackle the unique road conditions that come with snow, sleet, ice, slush, and continuous cold temperatures. Snow tires use specially formulated rubber that can withstand freezing temps to remain just soft enough to be flexible, allowing them to conform to the road better during extreme winter conditions. With this feature, winter tires also showcase deeper treads with unique tread patterns to provide optimum traction, reducing slippage while gripping snow, slush, and ice.
This winter make sure you don’t get stuck – be it in your driveway or the ditch - in the season’s first, biggest, or last snowfall. Take advantage of our exclusive low pricing and array of financing options to upgrade the tires on your ride, do it quick and fast before the storms blow in.
WheelSetGo has everything you need to make the right choice when it comes to finding your perfect snow tires. Refine your search by tire size, wheel size, tread type, brand, tire load, price, and more. Quickly sort between our best-selling, newest, or alphabetical. Unsure of which brand, tread, or size is right for your vehicle and climate needs? Our trained team of fitment representatives has your back. Call 320-247-6160, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM CST, or email us at sales@wheelsetgo.com for all questions! Already ordered but have more questions? We’ve got your back there too. Email questions about your existing order to help@bbwheels.com.
This winter (and all year-round), let our family help yours stay safe and on the road no matter the weather.
Winter Snow Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
- Do Snow Tires Make A Difference?
- The answer: definitely yes! Purchasing and installing a quality set of snow or winter tires will make a noticeably positive difference in the handling, traction, stopping, and turning of your vehicle. When going from summer tires to snow tires, it may even improve the quality and sound of the ride itself. Specially designed with deeper tread patterns, winter tires are engineered to handle the elements of the snow and ice season, maximizing your vehicle’s performance. If you live where the temperature drops to or below freezing and where snow, slush, ice, or sleet are a regular occurrence, it is essential to put a set of snow tires on your vehicle.
- Can You Use Winter Tires Year-Round?
- The answer: it’s not advised. Winter tires are customized and engineered for on-going extreme cold, snow, ice, and slush that is common in the northern regions of the country. When temps begin to warm, blossoming into regular spring and summer conditions, it is not advisable to continue driving on snow tires.
- The heat that builds up on hard road surfaces can damage your winter tires by causing the treads to wear out quickly. The specially formulated rubber used in snow tires, which is meant to remain softer during cold temps, is only made to withstand temperatures of 45°F or below. Once the heat comes, winter tires will become too soft, causing the rubber to wear away quickly. This can lead to compromised vehicle performance and the added expense of replacing your snow tires for the next winter season.
- When Should You Put Winter Tires On?
- The best time to swap out summer tires for winter tires is when the temperature begins to consistently be below 45°F or 7°C.
- Do Winter Tires Wear Out Fast?
- Though the life of snow tires depends on the manufacturer and miles driven in your commute, it is common to get through two or more winter seasons. To get the most mileage out of your snow tires, be sure to follow the guidelines on when to install them and when to switch back to your regular tires.