Winter Tires

Winter Tires


When you see those white snow flurries falling on the streets of Plainfield, Indianapolis, and Brownsburg, Indiana, you might be thinking to yourself about how beautiful they look. At the same time, snow on the roads can also complicate your morning commutes to the office or dropping off the kids. It might be worth investing in winter tires.

Here at Andy Mohr Ford, we want to help our customers make the choice that’s right for them. In this overview, we’ll explain the benefits of this special type of tires and how you can find your own at our on-site tire center. Are you ready to learn more? Let’s begin!


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What Are Winter Tires?

Winter Tires

Winter tires are specifically designed for snowy, icy, or otherwise wintry conditions on the roads, providing superior traction for your driving safety. Even if it’s not snowing, winter tires could help, as they can still perform when precipitation has turned day-old snow into slush or made the roads slick with ice.

These tires are made out of a rubber compound that gives you a better grip on wintry roads. If the temperature dips below freezing, your winter tires can handle that change, too. They remain supple in the face of extremely cold temperatures.

Do I Need Winter Tires?

Winter Tires

As their name suggests, winter tires are made for the colder times of the year and should be used only in winter. The warmth could cause these tires to wear down. Some drivers think they don’t need these tires if they already have all-season ones. However, there are noticeable benefits to making the change.   

Winter tires will offer trustworthy handling in the cold season, and you’ll have good traction when you need to stop or navigate a corner. A high-quality set offers superior tread on snow and ice, because while all-season tires harden when the temperature drops, winter tires are designed to withstand freezing temperatures.

The increased tread also may help you prevent slipping or sliding when the road is icy. In icy conditions, you still must proceed with caution, but having winter tires could give you extra peace of mind compared to other types of tires.

Considering we have no shortage of snow and ice here in Indiana, winter tires are worth looking into for your ride. If you find a quality pair, you can expect increased handling and traction in the face of freezing temperatures.

Where Can I Find the Right Tires?

Winter Tires

If you think winter tires might be a wise decision for you, you can visit our on-site tire center to find a quality, dependable set of tires for your vehicle.

We have a wide selection of reliable tires, including all the major brands, so you can find a set that’s the ideal match for your specific model. Our tire specialists know all about tires, so they’ll happily walk you through the process of picking out a new set for your vehicle. We’ll also ensure your tires are correctly sized. 

Once you find the right set of four, we’ll install them for you. We’ll install all four tires at once so your tires will wear evenly and you can stay safe. We’ll mount and secure your tires and adjust the tire pressure, so when you leave our tire center, you’ll leave feeling confident in your safety and performance.

If you’re ready to have snow day adventures with the kids, you can confidently grab those sleds or skis thanks to your properly-equipped vehicle.


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Find Your Next Set of Tires at Our Dealership Tire Center

The winters in Plainfield, Indianapolis, and Bloomington, IN, can get chilly. If you want to experience increased driving confidence during snow or ice, winter tires are worth considering. Visit us here at Andy Mohr Ford to find a trustworthy set of tires for your vehicle. Our tire center team can help you make an informed choice.

If you need help finding your tires or have any questions, you can contact us today for assistance. We’re here to help!


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