Why Winter Tires?
WHAT WINTER TIRES DO FOR YOU
Your Jaguar needs proper tires to operate at a high level. For your Jaguar’s long-term health, it’s not advisable to maintain all-season tires year round. Switching to winter tires during the cold weather months is vital in maintaining the safe driving conditions of your Jaguar. Winter tires are superior over all-season tires in the snow because of their increased level of traction. Its deep, multi-grooved treads are able to easily adapt to the changing snow-covered road conditions.
WINTER TIRE MYTHS
All-season tires don’t provide suitable traction for winter driving. Braking, handling and grip are all improved by using winter tires. Winter tires aren’t just for places with a lot of snow. Winter tires excel beyond all-season tires for any season in temperatures below -7°C. All-wheel drive and anti-lock braking systems don’t make up for a lack of winter tires. These systems often falter without the proper backing of winter tires in these conditions. Your vehicle requires four winter tires to operate safely, two is not acceptable. This can affect handling in your Jaguar.
WHY BUY YOUR TIRES FROM JAGUAR RICHMOND
Jaguar Richmond has a wide variety of the top tire brands for your offering. Our prices are competitive across the industry to help you come away with a great deal. If you don’t know what tires work best for your Jaguar our expert team will help you out. We’ll recommend the right tires for you and your model. Jaguar vehicles need quality tires to meet the high driving and safety standards that they have the potential to deliver. Winter tires also have better traction on a snowy surface at temperatures of -40 than all-season tires have at +4. Even on dry pavement the overall performance of an all-season tire declines as the temperature becomes colder.
REVEALING THE TRUTH ABOUT WINTER TIRES
Myth: Regular tires provide sufficient traction in winter.
Reality: Winter tires are superior to summer tires and all-season tires in terms of traction, braking performance and cornering in all winter conditions. |
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Myth: Winter tires are only useful in regions with lots of snow.
Reality: Winter tires outperform other types of tires during all weather conditions, including dry surfaces, once temperatures drop below 7 degrees. |
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Myth: Vehicles with ABS, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), all-wheel (AWD) or four-wheel drive do not need winter tires.
Reality: In winter driving conditions, safety features like ABS, ESC, AWD or four-wheel drive are compromised without the use of winter tires. |
Myth: Two winter tires instead of a complete set of four winter tires is sufficiently safe.
Reality: Mixing different types of tires can cause a vehicle to have uncontrollable handling characteristics. |