Winter Tyres 285/35 R22
Prepare for the icy roads with our selection of winter tyres in the popular 285/35 R22 size. Made with advanced rubber compounds and unique tread designs, our winter tyres ensure superior grip and handling on snow and ice. Don’t risk your safety this winter, choose our winter tyres for ultimate performance.
Overview of Our Winter Tyres 285/35 R22
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Winter Tyres 285/35 R22
What are Winter Tyres?
Winter tyres are specially designed for driving in snowy and icy conditions. They have a different tread pattern and are made of a softer rubber compound than regular tyres. This allows them to provide better grip and traction on cold and slippery roads.
What is 285/35 R22?
285/35 R22 refers to the size of the tyre. The first number, 285, represents the width of the tyre in millimetres. The second number, 35, represents the aspect ratio of the tyre, which is the height of the sidewall expressed as a percentage of the width. The „R“ stands for „radial,“ which is the type of construction used for the tyre. The last number, 22, represents the diameter of the wheel in inches.
Why choose Winter Tyres 285/35 R22?
- Better traction in snowy and icy conditions
- Shorter braking distances on cold and wet roads
- Improved handling and stability
- Longer lifespan than regular tyres
- Increased fuel efficiency
When to use Winter Tyres 285/35 R22?
Winter tyres should be used when the temperature drops below 7°C (45°F). They are designed to provide better grip and traction in cold and slippery conditions, which means they perform better than regular tyres in winter weather. It is recommended to switch back to regular tyres once the temperature rises above 7°C (45°F) consistently.
Conclusion
Winter tyres 285/35 R22 are a great choice for those looking to improve their safety and performance on snowy and icy roads. With their unique tread pattern and softer rubber compound, they provide better grip and traction in cold and slippery conditions. Remember to switch back to regular tyres when the temperature rises above 7°C (45°F) for optimal performance.