Driving tips

Welcome to our Driving Tips section, where we offer valuable insights to help you navigate the roads with confidence and ease. Learn with practical and easy-to-follow advice how to enhance your driving experience, handle unexpected road conditions and increase the longevity of your tires with efficient driving.

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    Tire care and maintenance

    Can you remove studs from tires?

    Some drivers remove studs from their winter tires, although they most definitely should not. Read more about removing studs from tires.

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    Breaking in new tires

    As you change to new tires, they need a short break-in period to reach optimal performance. Read how to break in new tires.

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    Driving tips

    Can you drive on a flat tire?

    Driving with a flat tire can make it impossible to repair. It can also damage your rims and vehicle. Learn more about driving on a flat tire.

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    Are Winter Tires Worth It?

    When driving on snowy and icy roads, premium winter tires are notably safer than all-season tires. Read why driving with winter tires makes a difference.

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    What is braking and stopping distance?

    Good tires and staying alert in traffic reduce your stopping distance if you need to slam on the brakes.

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    What is hydroplaning, and how to prevent it?

    Tires play a big role in preventing hydroplaning. Drive carefully and check your tires to avoid losing control of your vehicle on wet roads.

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    Choosing your tires

    When to change winter tires?

    Using winter tires ensures better grip and safe driving during cold months. Learn when you should put winter tires on and take them off.

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    What To Do If You Have a Tire Blowout

    A tire blowout can cause serious risks on the road. Read how to prevent a tire blowout and what to do if your tire is damaged.

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    Safe following distance

    The three-second rule is a good guideline for maintaining a safe following distance. Learn more on the importance of leaving enough space between your car and the vehicle in front of you.

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