When you drive in rain or other wet conditions, your car might be susceptible to hydroplaning. Hydroplaning occurs when the tires aren’t able to push away the water from the contact area between the tires and the road surface or then store the water within the tread. The process involves the physical movement of the …
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When driving in the summer, you need to make sure you hit the road with proper tires. This is because the conditions in the summer with the heat and sudden rain showers can increase the risk of accidents. The heat can lead to blowouts, and unexpected rain showers can cause hydroplaning. With more people on …
Hydroplaning is very dangerous and is the cause of many accidents, especially in the summer. This is because when summer showers hit previously dry asphalt, the water can push under the tires and thereby separate the tires from the ground, causing the car to lose traction. There are, however, things that can be done to …
All-season tires are great in most weather conditions. In fact, other than severe winter weather they are adapted for all weather conditions. The name all-season tire is somewhat of a misnomer as this tire is not for use in winter or at least not in severe winter weather as it does not hold the “Three …
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