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As we dive deeper into January, winter conditions can be unpredictable. This week's storm brought 7.2" of snow to Rockville. Snow, ice, and frigid temperatures can create hazardous driving situations, making winter tires a great investment if you are among the drivers who may need to drive in these conditions. If you're looking for a set of winter tires in Rockville, Maryland, it's not too late in the season to make the switch.

At Executive Wholesale Tire, we have a comprehensive selection of seasonal tires, including winter tires and all-weather tires. If this storm was a reminder that you need a better performing tire for winter weather conditions, give us a call or visit.

The Benefits of Winter Tires

1. Superior Traction: Winter tires are specifically designed with softer rubber compounds and unique tread patterns that provide better grip on snow and ice. This means improved traction when you need it most, reducing the risk of skidding.

2. Enhanced Stopping Power: When temperatures drop, standard all-season tires can harden, reducing their effectiveness. Winter tires maintain flexibility in cold weather, allowing for shorter stopping distances on slippery surfaces.

3. Improved Handling: The design of winter tires helps maintain control in adverse conditions. Whether navigating through snow-covered roads or icy patches, winter tires provide better steering response and stability.

4. Increased Safety: The combination of better traction, stopping power, and handling translates to safer driving. With winter tires, you can drive with confidence, knowing you’re equipped to handle whatever the season throws your way.

Even though January is well underway, many regions still face snow and icy conditions. If you travel often, especially to other states that get hit with snow frequently, you can't get out of driving to work, or you may need to drive no matter the weather for another reason, get to Executive Wholesale Tire and install a set of winters. Not everyone can wait for the snow removal trucks to hit their roads. That said, if winter tires are more than you need to handle the season, ask about our selection of all-weather tires, which are typically an in-between option designed to provide a higher level of winter performance than all-seasons while not providing the same degree of performance as a dedicated winter tire. They can be used in every season but tend to have a shorter lifespan than all-seasons.

A member of our team is happy to discuss all your seasonal and winter tire needs to help you find the best tires for your application.