Sailun Tires - Winter vs All-Season Tires

http://www.sailuntires.ca Don't need winter tires? Think again. Watch as Sailun Ice Blazers vs All-Season Tires demonstrate how much safer it is to have a set of winter tires on your vehicle! North American winters can present highly challenging driving conditions. That is why drivers should always consider purchasing a dedicated set of winter tires to maximize the handling capabilities of their vehicle. To demonstrate, this video was created to highlight the differences winter tires can make in simulated winter driving conditions. As you'll see, through braking, acceleration and cornering exercises, winter tires provide much improved handling, acceleration, and maneuverability in snow and ice. Note about winter tires: Performance of all-season tires drops dramatically in temperatures below 7 degrees centigrade. At these temperatures, the rubber compound will begin to harden, losing its griping ability in the process. On the other hand, winter tires are made with rubber compounds that remain soft and flexible in temperatures below 7 degrees centigrade. This helps the tire maintain its grip on snow, ice and even paved surfaces. Compared to an all-season tire, a winter tire also has a deeper and more aggressive tread pattern that improves traction in slush and snow.