The Tire Type on Your Car

1. ALL-SEASON A general-purpose tire and the most common type for cars and SUVs. PROS Good all-around performance, low cost, and long tread life. CONS They may lack the traction of more specialized tire types. 2. ULTRA-HIGH-PERFORMANCE ALL-SEASON Convenient for year-round use on sporty cars and SUVs. PROS Excellent braking and handling. CONS Pricey, limited treadwear, and compromised winter grip. 3. ALL-TERRAIN Built for on- and off-pavement adventures. PROS Designed to look and be tough; good at clawing through dirt, rocks, and snow. CONS Can be noisy. 4. WINTER/SNOW These provide optimum grip in winter weather. PROS Great traction on ice and snow. CONS Need to change seasonally, rapid wear, and relatively long wet and dry braking distances.…

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Consumer Reports New Cars (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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