When it isn’t winter and there is no snow on the ground, you should replace your winter tires with summer tires or all season radials.
Big snow tires with deep treads use more gasoline than lighter tires. Many times, people leave their snow tires on all year round so that they can avoid the hassle of taking their car to the mechanic.
Store your winter tires in a place where they are free from moisture and dry heat.
The better you take care of your winter tires, the longer you can keep them, thus reducing the amount of money spent on maintaining your tires and your car.
The same applies when you put your winter tires on your car and store your summer tires or all season radials. You want to make sure that they are stored correctly and are tightly covered.
Many people overlook the importance of maintaining tires when it comes to saving at the gas pumps. To maximize the most savings that you can achieve at the gas pumps, you need to pay attention to all the details of maintaining and driving your vehicle.