Winter is early, or right on time depending on your perception of the season. Either way, powdery water is falling out of the sky, and it’s officially time to start thinking about it and doing some ...

Snow chains, often called tire chains, are installed around a vehicle’s tires to help achieve maximum traction when driving on slippery surfaces like snow, ice and even mud. They are an ideal tool to ...

If you’re prone to getting stuck in the snow, these could be a solution. Autoblog may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change. Winter ...

For those living in colder climes, winter presents its share of driving challenges. Once upon a time, General Motors took a novel approach to improving winter traction with the Liquid Tire Chain ...

The steady improvement in tire technology has led to snow tires that will help you get through just about any winter ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." As winter's icy chill sets in, the need for secure traction on snow-covered roads becomes a top priority.

If you regularly drive in snow and ice, a set of winter tires is a wise investment and suffices for most situations. But for more treacherous cold weather driving, adding chains to winter tires ...

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It always feels good to buy snow chains and put them in your trunk like a prepared, studious driver. Attaching them is a whole other reality, especially as people are watching. You've got to lay them ...

A remarkable amount of snow is falling from the ominous clouds hovering over U.S. 395 near Mammoth Lakes, California. Outward visibility has been reduced to near whiteout conditions and the snowplows ...

Among the many skills you’ll never be taught in most Canadian truck driving schools is how to use tire chains. There’s little to no need to learn the skill anywhere in Canada except British Columbia.

The other day, our daughter Sarah mentioned that she was getting snow tires put on her car. Since she lives in Canada where it snows a lot, they are a must! I hadn’t thought about snow tires in years.