winter tires

Our customers’ main concern is that they don't want to become "stuck" in the snow (or in the ditch) during the winter.

While locations like Atlantic City, Memphis, and Seattle are on the outskirts of the snow belt, relatively new All-Season tires are sufficient. However, the odds vary when you travel further into the snow belt or your All-Season tires wear out. And who wants to take a chance, especially when their collision deductible and future insurance premiums are on the line?

Tires, as we all know, are a compromise. One tire cannot be the quickest on the track, the most maneuverable in the snow, and the longest lasting. The Ultra-High-Performance tire, which holds the track at tread temperatures of 200°, is ineffective because its tread compound turns "hard plastic" at temperatures below 32°.
Tread designs and compositions that enhance extended, even wear

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. was established in 1900 in Akron, Ohio. The corporation is named for its founder, Harvey Firestone, whose connection with Henry Ford led to Firestone becoming one of the Ford Motor Company's original Original Equipment suppliers.
Winterforce tires from Firestone are designed to get you to your destination regardless of the weather. All Winterforce tires, which are available in Winterforce, Winterforce UV, and Winterforce LT types for cars, crossovers, SUVs, and pickup trucks, use directed, computer-modeled tread designs that are extensively siped and studdable to provide confident snow, slush, and ice traction.
Firestone manufactures motorcycle tires in addition to tires for automobiles, crossovers, sport utility vehicles, and light trucks, which are offered through Wheelrack.

Dunlop Tire was founded in Belfast, Ireland in 1888. The company is named after John Boyd Dunlop, who is widely credited with inventing the first pneumatic tire (filled with air pressure instead of solid).

Dunlop manufactures tires for motorcycles, ATVs, competition go-carts, and commercial trucks in addition to tires for cars, crossovers, sport utility vehicles, and light trucks accessible through Wheelrack.

The Winter Maxx WM02 is the second-generation Winter Maxx tire from Dunlop, designed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans, and crossover vehicles seeking assured grip and braking in dry, rainy, snowy, or icy conditions.