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What are the pros and cons of all-season tyres?
What are the pros and cons of all-season tyres?
Asked on 20 December 2022 by M King
Answered by
Dan Powell
Pros: improved ride comfort from the softer rubber compound, better cold-weather performance than summer tyres, no need to swap with summer tyres in the warmer months, no need to store the tyres when using the summer set.
Cons: more expensive to buy, not as effective as winter or summer tyres in harsh cold/hot weather conditions, not compatible with all cars/wheel sizes.
Cons: more expensive to buy, not as effective as winter or summer tyres in harsh cold/hot weather conditions, not compatible with all cars/wheel sizes.
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