Every time we hit the road, we trust our tires with our lives. That means it's vital for us to understand them. Which tires are right for you? How can you take care of them? What are some pitfalls to avoid when choosing which tires to buy? We're here with the answers! Nokian Tyres is pleased to introduce the Ten Rules of Tires -- a list of core principles every driver should know before they turn the ignition or walk inside a tire shop.
Even the best set of tires could be the wrong choice for where you live. Our first rule explores the different types of tires that are available to you -- and which set you should choose based on the weather you normally experience. We've also created our Tire Buying Guide as a one-stop shop for you to learn what tire is right for your area.
The tire shop is one place where price should NOT be your top priority. There are a number of other factors that make high-quality tires worth your money -- and could actually help save you money in the long run.
Having high-quality tires isn't just about safety; good tires can also help you minimize your environmental footprint.
Even the best tires depend on you. Keep them up to speed and you'll have a better chance of staying safe on the road.
The qualities that keep you safe on snow and ice actually make winter tires a bad fit once the weather warms. Fortunately, there are alternative driving solutions that are crafted to keep you safe.
Want to know what you'll get out of your tires? Pay close attention to what goes in them.
Tire dealers work hard to keep you safe on the road. Here's why you should trust their expertise when you're in the tire shop -- and here's what they'll tell you about Nokian Tyres.
The right-sized tires are more likely to provide you with safety, fuel-efficiency and comfort. Here's how to make sure you've got the right fit.
There are a lot of things to consider when you're choosing a set of tires. Which features should drive your purchase, and which are overrated?
Road trips place extra demands on your tires. Here's how to increase the chances of a safe, enjoyable journey.
