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The differences between all-weather tires and snow tires are mainly reflected in the following aspects:
Material: All-weather tires are relatively hard, while snow tires are softer and more suitable for driving on ice.
Applicable seasons: All-weather tires are used in spring, summer and autumn. If the temperature is below 7 degrees Celsius, it is recommended to use snow tires, because it is safer to use snow tires in rainy and snowy weather.
Price: Among tires of the same brand, the price of snow tires is usually higher than that of all-season tires because of the special material of snow tires.
Appearance: Snow tires have more grooves, 4-5 times that of all-weather tires. This design is to increase the friction of the tires and allow the vehicle to drive better on the snow.
Function: All-season tires can maintain good grip and drainage performance in four seasons. They are equivalent to hexagonal warriors and can be used in any environment. Snow tires are tires specially used in winter. In low temperature and ice and snow conditions, their grip performance will be much better than all-weather tires.
Storage method: When it rains, the tires should be moved indoors to prevent water from entering the tires; tires stuck with oil or water may be easily scarred or deformed. Therefore, please place it in a place free of oil and water; please do not place it in a place that can cause tire scratches or deformation; please do not place it next to generators, batteries, etc.; when removing and storing tires for a long time, please pay attention to the chemical leakage from the inside of the tire. Otherwise it will stain the floor.
Generally speaking, there are significant differences between all-season tires and snow tires in terms of material, applicable season, price, appearance, function and storage method. When choosing to use, you can choose according to your actual needs.
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