The Car Guide Tests and Features Tires You Can Now Install Your Summer Tires!

You Can Now Install Your Summer Tires!

by Frédérick Boucher-Gaulin March 17, 2015

Photo: Frédérick Boucher-Gaulin

But please don’t.

It has been legal to drive around on summer tires for 72 hours now. This means that we will also begin to see scooters and motorcycles out on the roads again. However, while I’m writing these lines, yet another snowstorm is adding even more snow on top of everything we received last weekend…

This is why you should probably wait another week or two before getting your high-performance tires and convertibles out of storage.

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