Michelin X-Ice Snow winter tire, engineered for harsh Canadian winters, delivers grip and control on snowy, icy, and wet surfaces.
Winter Tires with Local Installation on Blackcircles.ca
Winter tires are essential for ensuring your safety on Canadian roads during the cold season. Specifically designed to provide optimal grip on snow, ice, and wet roads, winter tires are made from rubber compounds that remain flexible at low temperatures, thus ensuring better traction.
Winter tires are mandatory in some provinces of Canada. For example, in Quebec, they must be installed from December 1 to March 15. Although not mandatory in all provinces, some offer incentives to encourage their use, such as reduced insurance premiums in Ontario.
Blackcircles.ca offers a wide range of winter tires at the best prices with local installation across Canada.
Popular Winter Tires
We understand the importance of choosing the right tires for your vehicle. To meet the needs of every motorist, Blackcircles.ca offers a wide range of winter tires, from premium models to more economical options. By purchasing your tires on Blackcircles.ca, you also benefit from installation at a nearby mechanic center, ensuring your safety and satisfaction.
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The Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 provides outstanding snow and ice traction, ideal for sedans, light trucks, and minivans in winter.
The Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 guarantees optimal braking for SUVs and light trucks, providing maximum safety on icy and snowy winter roads. (
The Pirelli Ice Zero Asimmetrico provides optimal grip on ice and snow, ideal for compact cars and SUVs in winter conditions.
Ideal for SUVs and sedans, the Firestone Winterforce 2 ensures reliable traction and safe driving in winter conditions.
The Uniroyal Tiger Paw Ice & Snow 3 tire is reliable, durable, safe and ideal for our Canadian winters, see it at your blackcircles Canada tire supplier
Winter tires: Benefits and features
- Mandatory in some provinces like Quebec and British Columbia; recommended when the temperature drops below 7 degrees Celsius.
- Essential for harsh winter conditions, offering excellent traction on snow and ice.
- High natural rubber content compounds to maintain flexibility in freezing temperatures, with large grooves to channel snow and water.
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Frequently asked questions about winter tires
Winter tires are specially designed to provide better traction, grip, and safety in harsh winter conditions, including snow, ice, and freezing temperatures.
Winter tires are made with rubber compounds that stay flexible at low temperatures, ensuring better grip and reducing the risk of skidding and accidents in winter conditions.
In some provinces, such as Quebec, winter tires are required from December 1 to March 15. It's advisable to check your province's specific regulations.
Winter tires are optimized for performance at temperatures below 7 degrees Celsius, featuring softer rubber compounds and specific tread patterns for snow and ice.
All-season tires provide moderate performance across various conditions but aren't as effective as winter tires in severe winter conditions.
In Quebec, it's mandatory to install winter tires before December 1. For other provinces, check local regulations for specific dates.
In Quebec, you can remove winter tires starting from March 16, after the mandatory period. Dates may vary in other provinces, so check local rules.
It's not recommended to use winter tires in summer. The rubber compounds of winter tires wear out faster in hot weather, reducing their effectiveness and lifespan.
No, it's not recommended to use winter tires all year round. They are designed for winter conditions and wear out faster on hot, dry roads, affecting your vehicle's performance and increasing long-term costs.