All Season Tires

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In terms of durability, all-season tires are constructed with a harder rubber compound which give them a longer tread life, but means they tend to lose traction in weather below 7°C. In the winter, snow and slush can clog the shallower tread channels creating an unsafe surface for driving.

How often do I need to replace all-season tires?

It depends on various factors, including how long you've been driving with them, where and your driving style. However, it's important to remember that as tires age, they become more prone to a blowout or a flat. You can learn how to check for signs of wear and tear and avoid any accidents in 4 Steps.

What are the best all-season tires?

Whether you’re looking for the most durable and comfortable all-season tires for your car or the top-rated all-season tires with the best traction for your light truck, Canadian Tire provides you with dependable and honest All-Season Tire Ratings. Canadian Tire uses professional tracks, professional testers and professional instruments. We continually test new tires throughout the year, every year. The testing scores are updated regularly. To make the ratings as consistent and unbiased as possible, we use third-party auditors.