I almost made the switch last week, but then we had the dusting of snow a few nights ago. I do feel that the time for the change is near though.
The winter tires need to come off so I can save as much wear as possible for another season.
When should you change up the rubber and get the winter tires into storage?
The experts say the temperature is our indicator to know when and plus seven seems to be the magic value. That is not the only thing to consider though.
Factors to consider before changing the tires
There is also a deadline for those of you that run studded winter tires, those have to be off your vehicle by April 30th.
So when the winter tires come off, what should you do? Is there a best way to store your winter treads so they will be ready to go next October as we prepare for another season of winter driving?
The simple answer is YES! Here are some things to consider as you prepare to store your winter tires for another summer.
You should clean and dry your tires.
Best to store tires in a cool, dry, and dark spot to protect the rubber.
Mounted Tires should be stored upright while Unmounted Tires (off rims) are best stacked.
Here are the tips to keep your tires ready for another snowy winter in a few months.
How to Store Your Winter Tires Properly
Finally, here are some reasons why you should NOT wait too late to get the summer rubber between you and the open road.
