Winter Tires for Snow, Ice and Cold Roads

Yes, fit a full set of four. Winter tires on only one axle give unbalanced grip and braking, and the car can be harder to control on snow and ice.

Many drivers switch when daily temperatures stay around 7°C or lower, usually in October or November. In Quebec, winter tires are required from December 1 to March 15 for vehicles registered there.

It depends on the province. Quebec requires them from December 1 to March 15 for vehicles registered there. British Columbia requires winter tires on many highways from October 1 to April 30. Other provinces do not require them, but they are strongly recommended. Some insurers offer a discount, so ask yours.

Both carry the snowflake symbol. Winter tires are made only for cold weather and give the best grip in deep snow and severe cold. All-weather tires are made to stay on all year, with a little less winter grip than a dedicated winter tire.

It is not recommended. The soft winter rubber wears faster in warm weather and the car can feel less sharp. If you want one set for all four seasons, choose all-weather tires.

Shipping is free on all orders. We ship within 1 business day and delivery usually takes 3 to 7 business days after your order ships. Order early in the fall to have your tires fitted before the first snow.