We explain...Winter tyres are designed to be used during the cold, wet winter months of November through March.
That's fine - it makes sense that manufacturers wouldn't want summer tyre technology associated with their product range if they're meant for different conditions.But when summer comes around, so does the temptation to use your winter tyres when the weather finally turns warm.
As you'd expect, lots of people are asking, "Can I use my Dunlop Tyres LongtonWhat's Different Between A Winter Tyre And A Summer Tyre?The way tyres are tested and developed is the most significant difference between winter and summer tyres.
This helps provide outstanding grip when it's hot outside... but also makes for inferior grip in cold weather.Winter tyres don't use silica because it degrades at low temperatures (this is why water freezes when it gets cold), reducing braking distances up to 40%.
Winter tyre' treads are made from more complicated, more durable rubber that doesn't wear down as quickly in colder conditions, meaning they'll stick to the road longer when it's frosty outside.But even if yourwinter tyres are still in good shape, there are other reasons you shouldn't use them in summer.Winter Tyres Are For Winter ConditionsWinter tyres are all about safety.
It can make for a slightly unstable driving experience, leading to accidents if you don't adjust your driving style accordingly.Winter Tyres Are For High Mileage.Winter tyres are designed to handle great speed in colder weather without losing their tread or breaking apart wholly - which means they'll last longer than traditional tyres that aren't made for the extremes of winter.