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The moment the temperature consistently drops below 7°C, it’s time to switch to winter tyres. They are not just for snow; they are specifically engineered to perform better than any other tyre type in all cold weather conditions.
Here’s how they keep you safer:
We believe in giving you the best choice of quality tyres. Our Hampshire garage is an approved supplier for all the top brands you know and trust, ensuring you get the perfect combination of performance, safety, and value.
We stock a huge range of winter tyres at our Aldershot garage to fit every car and budget.
For the absolute best in winter safety and performance. These tyres offer cutting-edge technology for drivers who want maximum peace of mind in the harshest conditions.
The perfect blend of advanced winter technology and affordability. Our most popular choice, providing excellent grip and reliability for typical UK winters.
A safe, reliable, and affordable option to keep you moving securely in the cold. All our budget options are fully certified and provide a significant safety upgrade over summer tyres.
Don’t let a sudden cold snap or icy morning catch you by surprise. Investing in winter tyres is the most effective step you can take to protect yourself, your passengers, and other road users. Contact our expert team in Aldershot for a no-obligation quote and friendly advice.
No, this is a common myth. Winter tyres are designed for all cold weather conditions. They provide significantly better grip and shorter braking distances than summer tyres on any road surface, wet, dry, or icy, as soon as the temperature is below 7°C.
The best time to switch is from October onwards, once the average daily temperature is consistently below 7°C. It’s best to fit them before the first frost is forecast.
It’s not recommended. The softer rubber compound will wear out very quickly on warm roads, costing you money. They also don’t handle as well as summer tyres in warmer temperatures.
No, you must always fit a full set of four. Mixing winter and summer tyres will unbalance the car’s handling and braking, which can be extremely dangerous.
When used in the correct cold conditions, their fuel consumption is comparable to summer tyres. Using summer tyres in winter can actually be less efficient as the wheels may spin more on slippery surfaces.
Yes, many drivers use a “tyre hotel” service. Please ask our team about storing your out-of-season tyres safely at our Aldershot garage.
