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Changing from winter to summer tires (or vice versa) on a car typically involves some
mechanical work. Winter tires are designed to provide better traction and handling in cold
and snowy conditions, while summer tires are optimized for warmer weather and provide
better handling on dry and wet roads.
To change your tires, you will need to lift your car using a jack and remove the lug nuts that
hold the wheels in place. Then, you can swap out the winter tires for summer tires (or vice
versa) and reattach the lug nuts, tightening them in a specific pattern and to a specific
torque setting.
It’s important to note that changing your tires should only be done by someone with the
proper equipment and expertise.
Additionally, it’s important to ensure that you are using the right type of tires for the
weather and driving conditions you’ll be facing. Using winter tires in the summer can lead
to reduced fuel efficiency, increased road noise, and decreased handling performance,
while using summer tires in the winter can result in reduced traction and handling on
snowy or icy roads.
