All-Season Tires In Woodstock
Conveniently shop for your ideal all-season tires with our Tire Finder Tool
| Days | Hours |
| Monday | 9:00AM to 6:00PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00AM to 6:00PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00AM to 6:00PM |
| Thursday | 9:00AM to 6:00PM |
| Friday | 9:00AM to 5:00PM |
| Saturday | 9:00AM to 5:00PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Whether you’re in the market for new tires or looking for a new set of rims, use our Hyundai Tire Finder to locate the recommended tires and rims for your Hyundai vehicle. Compare the prices, ratings, and rebates of top brands, all in one place. Once you have made your selection, you can choose to get a quote online or set up a service appointment to have your tires installed by our skilled technicians.
All-Season Tires in Woodstock
Winter is officially over in Canada! And as the weather starts warming up, at Woodstock Hyundai, we recommend that you get ready to replace your Hyundai’s winter tires with all-season tires. As a rule of thumb, it’s the best time to switch your tires with an all-season set, once the weather consistently stays above the freezing mark and there are no long-term snow forecasts in sight.
FAQs
At our store, we often get questions about all-season tires, types of tires to use for different vehicles, and tire sizes for the Hyundai Santa Fe or Hyundai Elantra, etc. Go through our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section below for any tire-related queries.
If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for, feel free to call or visit us, and we’ll be happy to help you!
All vehicles can benefit from All-Season tires – cars, minivans, trucks, or SUVs of all brands. These tires can help make driving in wet and dry conditions easier. All-season tires generally have low road noise, great traction, and are long-lasting, durable options. You can choose from various styles and sizes for all makes and models of vehicles.
You should keep 3 things in mind if you’re thinking about buying a new set of All-Season Tires:
- Type of Vehicle – you will need the right set of tires, appropriate for the vehicle you drive. For example, if you own a minivan, you will probably need a different kind of all-season tire than an SUV will need.
- Driving Habits – you should buy tires based on the type of driving you do. Driving mainly on the highway will require different tires than only city driving.
- Budget – price isn’t the only factor that affects quality. So, if you want to find a superior tire at an affordable price, you’ll need to do a bit of research to find one within your budget.
The quality of any tire, including all-season tires, depends on its tread wear and tire speed.
The tire speed rating is based on the maximum speed at which a tire can safely carry a load continuously in ideal environments. On the other hand, tread wear grade is connected to the expected life of the tire. The type and amount of tread on a tire have a big influence on how well it will vacate water to maintain contact with the road throughout the rain. To sustain a high level of safety, you need to prevent your tires from wearing out too quickly. You can do this by ensuring you purchase tires with higher tread wear, which equals a higher level of quality.
With so many options available, it’s a good idea to research online and look up customer reviews. This will give you a better understanding of the pros and cons of each brand.
As the name suggests, all-season tires can be used to drive through all four seasons. However, winter tires, also known as snow tires, are specifically crafted to handle harsh Canadian winter conditions.
We always advise you to buy your tires from a licensed auto dealer. Try searching for ‘Hyundai tire change near me’ for more information. You can even lookup all-season tire reviews before making your purchase.
Yes, we recommend that you purchase all four tires with the same make, model, and design.
As tempting as it might be to leave your winter tires on for the summer, our tire specialists strongly advise against this practice. Driving with your winter tires during the summer can prematurely wear them out and increase their stopping distance. It will also make it difficult to manoeuvre your vehicle and increase the risk of hydroplaning on wet roads.
Aside from making your drive more difficult, using your winter tires in the summer can be dangerous. Taking that chance increases the risk of a blowout because the rubber compound in winter tires is not designed to dispel heat. Equally important, if you continue to drive with your winter tires in the summer, your vehicle will need more fuel, which is not good for your pocket or the environment.
The leading All-Season Tire brands in Mississauga are:
- Michelin All-season tires
- Firestone All-season tires
- Goodyear All-season Tires
- Pirelli All-season Tires
