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With winter well on its way, if you haven't already and have winter tires, it's about time to switch them out. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected by Wednesday evening with the potential for more than 30 cm over mountain areas. Go

It may still feel like summer in Metro Vancouver, but Saturday marks the first day you’ll need winter tires to travel on most of B.C.’s highways. 

The B.C. government announced winter tires will now be required from Oct. 1 to April 30 in most regions. Go

Winter driving can sometimes be a daunting task, especially when conditions are snowy or icy. If road conditions are dangerous, consider making alternate travel arrangements or postponing your trip until conditions improve. Go

When temperatures fall under 45 degrees, winter tires with deeper treads are a solid option for navigating snowy and icy roads. However, as temperatures begin to rise to about 45 degrees, making the switch back to summer tires can provide a better grip for wet and dry roads. Go

Ahhh, winter. ‘Tis the season for snowball fights, holiday get-togethers, and white knuckles on the steering wheel as you hope and wish and pray that your car can make it up the steep, snow-covered road...! Go

Any successful tire dealer knows that offering a complete lineup of tire services can keep customers from seeking repairs elsewhere and add to the bottom line. Included in that lineup, puncture repair and wheel care are important service offerings that complete the tire package. Go

Tire maintenance is one of the simplest & fastest car care tasks that help keep vehicles & families safe on the road. Go

Winter tires and chain requirements are in effect on most designated highways in B.C. from Oct. 1 to March 31. For select highways, including mountain passes and rural routes in high snowfall areas, the date is extended until April 30 to account for early spring snowfall.  Go

Here's Our Guide to the best summer and all-season tires available this season. Go

While winter tires are recommended and encouraged for all Canadian drivers, there are only two provinces where winter tires mandatory by law – Quebec and British Columbia. Go

The French tire maker says it has successfully validated the use of Carbios’ enzymatic recycling technology for PET plastic waste as a high-tenacity reinforcing fibre in its tires. Go

Winter driving in Canada is just kicking off and most areas in the True North will see lots of snow and ice on the roads for up to six months. Go

 As tiremakers release financial reports, trends are emerging that will have an impact on the industry’s future. Go

Michelin North America recently announced two new additions to its tire range. The first, aimed at the freight market, is the X One Line Energy T2, which the company claims is the most efficient trailer tire it has produced to date. Go

Walmart says it will begin closing its Tire, Lube and Express businesses in stores across Canada. Go

Dana Inc. has developed a cloud-based tire life-cycle management platform it's calling "Rhombus TireAnalytics" that it claims enables commercial-truck owners and fleet maintenance managers to identify best practices for tire maintenance. Go