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ARE MUD + SNOW (M+S) TIRES SAFE FOR WINTER DRIVING?

Source: http://blog.buzzbishop.com/

No, but maybe yes. First things first: check the sidewall of your tires and see what symbol is there. M+S is the designation for a 3 season tire, the letters stand for MUD…

2 STUDS, 1 STUDDED TIRE AND WHY THEY WORK FOR MOST CANADIANS

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Yes, I went there. A 2018 Kal Tire study showed on average only 50 percent of drivers in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba planned to use winter…

Kal Tire has winter driving tips for Alberta motorists

Source: www.msn.com/en-ca

Bill Gardiner from Kal Tire joins Kent Morrison on the Global News at Noon Edmonton with some facts on winter tire options and some tips for drivers.

Kal Tire has winter driving tips for Alberta motorists

Source: globalnews.ca

Bill Gardiner from Kal Tire joins Kent Morrison on the Global News at Noon Edmonton with some facts on winter tire options and some tips for drivers.

Poll: winters or all-seasons?

Source: www.castanet.net

Technically, you can get away with all-season tires on B.C. highways. But, that doesn’t mean you should use them.

Motor Mouth: This is the true four-season alternative to winter tires

Source: driving.ca

Every November, every Canadian — or more specifically, every single Canadian who owns an automobile — ponders the same question: Do I or don’t I?…

You don’t always need snow tires. But where you do, here’s what experts recommend

Source: globalnews.ca

With winter weather hitting eastern Canada, the age-old question pops up once again this year — is it actually necessary to use winter tires?…

Winter is here. Drive safe, and spend less doing it. Tire tips to save you time and money.

Source: edmontonmama.ca

Winter is here, and that means snow. And ice. And some days, a nightmare on the roads. From icy days to too-much-snow-days, welcome to Canada! You want to be as…

Are all-season tires good enough for winter driving?

Source: bc.CTVnews.ca

When CTV News caught up to Niall Zybutz from Edmonton, he was waiting in the Kal Tire lounge. His cube truck was in the bay getting outfitted with winter tires…

Rolling with winter tires

Source: ottawa.ctvnews.ca

We know winter is fast approaching and we’ve already seen snow this year.