Find the Knowledge You Need When Shopping for a New Set of Tires

When you need a new set of tires, you likely have some questions. A full set of tires can cost several hundred dollars or even more. That's why you should come to Eastside Subaru in Seattle the next time that you need a service or advice on your next set of tires. We'll gladly explain to you what's available and what can work best for your needs. You need to get your tires changed every now and again, or you might also want to get an extra set, but you're not certain whether to get winter, summer or studded tires for driving around the Redmond area. We can help you out with this question and many others.

Why Should I Buy Winter Tires?

If it's time for you to buy tires and are considering the options, definitely think about winter tires. Summer tires don't have as deep of a tread on them, and the rubber on them is different to accommodate the warmer temperatures. Winter tires are specifically designed to be able to maintain contact with the road in slush, snow and ice that we get around the Kirkland area.

Is It Worth Owning Two Sets of Tires Around Bothell?

While it's more money upfront, buying two sets of tires can be worth it in the long-run. First of all, both sets will last you a long time, and you can be certain that you'll get to enjoy the benefits of having a set that's designed for winter and another set that's designed for summer. Plus, you can always have the right set of tires for the road conditions, which will further help you extend the life of your tires.

Why Can't I Use Winter Tires All Year?

You might be tempted to use your winter tires all year long, but they're not the best option for the heat that summer brings. The rubber is softer so that it's pliable in colder temperatures, but this means that, in the summertime, they're too soft to maintain good traction on the roads of Seattle.

Shop with us in Seattle if you want help choosing your next set or sets of tires. We know what types are good for the different seasons near the Woodinville area.