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According to road traffic rules, winter tires are mandatory from November 10 - until March 31. Driving with studded tires is allowed from November 1 - until April 10 (i.e. from April 10 to October 31, it is prohibited to operate vehicles with studded tires). It is allowed to operate a vehicle with summer tires from April 1 - until November 9. It is important to take into account not only the established requirements of road traffic rules, but also real driving conditions. For example, in autumn (end of October beginning of November), especially in the mornings and evenings, we can get below 5°C or negative temperatures. In such weather conditions the grip of summer tires to the road surface is reduced and winter tires whose compound and technology are adapted to temperatures below 7°C, provide significantly greater safety. You must know - the minimum allowed tread depth of winter tires is 3 mm the minimum allowed tread depth of summer tires is 1.6 mm, but many tire manufacturers recommend changing tires when the tread depth of winter tires is 4-5 mm and of summer tires 2-3 mm. because the smaller the tire tread depth the worse the tire grip is. Finally, the time to change tires depends not only on weather conditions or tread depth - if the tires are damaged or unevenly worn it is also time to change them with new ones.

Your tires are much more than pieces of rubber. Apart from brakes they are the most important safety feature of your vehicle. Keeping them properly inflated allows tires to do the job they are designed to do: maintain proper grip between the vehicle and the road and absorb shocks. When they are not properly inflated your tires cannot do their job properly. -Safety: low tire pressure means that more of the tire's surface is in contact with the ground, and thus more friction between the tire and the road. More friction means more uneven tread wear putting your tires at risk of tread separation, blowouts, and a serious accident. -Comfort: when the tire pressure is too high, less of the tire touches the ground and your ride will feel stiffer and "bouncer". Your vehicle's grip can be reduced and stopping distance increased, so you're more likely to feel every bump in the road. -Durability: Improper tire pressure can cause uneven and premature tire wear. Properly inflated tires tend to last significantly longer, meaning you won't need to buy new tires as often! -Fuel efficiency: Improper tire pressure can even affect fuel consumption. You can reduce your fuel consumption by up to 3% simply by maintaining the correct tire pressure.

The "shaking" of the car (usually when driving at a speed of 80-120 km/h) can be caused by inaccurate wheel balancing, damaged tires or rims (can occur after hitting a curb or entering a pothole), and uneven failures of the brake system. In the beginning, when the steering wheel starts to shake, you need to pay attention to the front wheels, and when the whole car vibrates, to the rear wheels.

•  Stability on the road;
•  Lower fuel consumption;
•  Even tire wear;
•  Less chance of suspension failure

All this is determined by proper and accurate balancing of the car wheels. Wheel balancing is recommended every time you change tires, regardless of whether the tires are new or used, whether they are already mounted on the rims or not.