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Read moreEverything you want to know about Winter tires for your Kia
Now that winter is just around the corner, it's time to think about winter tires and schedule an appointment to have them installed. You may be wondering what type of winter tires are best for your Kia vehicle, when they should be installed, or whether they need to be replaced. Below you will find a quick guide to frequently asked questions about Kia tires. If you still have questions or if you need help finding the right winter tires for your Kia vehicle, we are always here to help.
When should my Kia have its winter tires?
Because the weather outside is getting colder, winter tires should be installed right now. If the temperature outside regularly dips below 7 degrees, tire manufacturers and experts suggest that you put winter tires on your Kia. This is because summer or winter tires will harden when it gets cold, causing them to lose grip and be less effective when braking. Though you still have some time, we would at the very least recommend booking an appointment as soon as possible. By doing this, you'll at least be sure your vehicle has winter tires when it starts snowing.
How can I check if I need new winter tires?
By measuring the tread depth of your winter tires, you can determine their condition. To ensure they will last all winter, winter tires should have a tread depth of at least 4.8 mm. If the tread depth on your tires is less than 4.8 mm, they won't last until spring. That said, any winter tire with a tread depth of less than 5.0 mm won’t be as effective in difficult winter conditions.
Do I need winter wheels to go with my winter tires?
Winter wheels not only protect your summer wheels, but they are also more economical to replace or repair compared to summer wheels. In addition, Kia winter wheels allow you to reduce the size of your winter tires by an inch compared to your summer tires. By doing so, you will be able to save money on future winter tires. In the long run, winter wheels can save you money and protect your vehicle's value
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