Choosing your tires
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to chose your tires! These articles are aimed to provide guidance of what to think of when setting out to buy a new set of tires. Make informed decisions and ensure that every kilometer is smooth, safe, and optimized for your specific needs.
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Meet the Tires at Our North American Factory
Driving conditions in the U.S. and Canada are challenging. We’re here to help a record number of North American drivers meet those challenges where the rubber meets the road: from our factory in Dayton, Tennessee. -
Rolling resistance is a thief - here's what Nokian Tyres does about it
A thief is robbing you every time you drive. It steals gas mileage from your vehicle -- and, by connection, money from your wallet. We're doing something about it. -
All-season tires...aren't. Read why all-weather tires are the most convenient winter driving option
Several decades ago, some executives in the tire industry made a marketing decision that has challenged drivers ever since: the naming of the all-season tire. It can be a confusing moniker. Learn why. -
What's the difference between all season and all weather tires?
Did you know there are major differences between all weather tires and all season tires? Nokian Tyres breaks down the defining characteristics of both types. -
How to Read Tires?
Knowing what the different markings on a tire mean empowers you to choose the right tires for your car. Here’s how to read tires and unlock the essential information that goes beyond tire size. -
What's the difference between summer tires and all season tires?
What are the differences between all season tires and summer tires? Nokian Tyres wants to clear things up for you. -
What are 3PMSF and M+S tires?
Safe snow and winter tires are crucial for driving in demanding winter conditions. Do you know what the 3PMSF and M+S symbols say about tires? -
Low rolling resistance tires
Tire rolling resistance influences the fuel consumption of your vehicle. Read more about economical low rolling resistance tires and how to identify low rolling resistance tires. -
How to read tire sidewall markings
Tire size is the most important information given on the tire. However, size is not the only piece of information marked on the tire sidewall.