I had no idea that there were tires for different seasons - this was so helpful! I am going to check out the All season tire suggestions. Thanks FIXD team!!
@@fixdapp So if you live in central Florida, would you then recommend getting summer tires for a Camry? I know you said that it makes more sense overall just to get all season, but if someone is living in a very hot climate and is only going to colder temperatures once or twice a year, does it make sense to purchase summer tires? There have to be some with mileages close to the 60,000 to 85,000 range of all-season tires, right? I'm checking all of this out for my mom who lives in Florida. I'm having a hard time even finding what summer tires would be best for a daily driver. Any advice? Thank you!
@@lockergr was wondering the same I moved to Orlando ingot New allbseason tires in Pennsylvania 3 yrs ago before I got here ... now need tires but...... now not sure if go summer it dones get cold here not for long but temp gets down to 35 at times. And that temperature in sure summer tires won't hold up so well so now confused and debating all season or summer. I'm sure they won't reply to this but if they do great for us both
So a Traction grade of A is better than AA when it comes to all season tires and hoping that they won’t slide much in the snow? I want to get all season tires and I don’t want them to slip and slide for the 3 months that there’s snow.
So is it better to go with a higher tread grade or a higher temp Example Michelin defender 2 and Michelin cross climate 2 comparison . The Michelin defender has an 840 tread grade.and a temperature rating of B . The Michelin cross climate has a 640 tread grade temp rating of A?
