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This applies to all passenger and light truck vehicles including front-wheel-drive, 4WD, and AWD vehicles. A: Tire chains are significantly cheaper than studded tires.
However, using a set of studded tires during the winter while storing your all-season or summer tires is a good way to prolong tire life over time, and can actually save you money on tires over the long run. If you drive more on icy roads than on snowy ones in winter, studded tires are the choice for you.
Studded tires are especially suitable if you live near the coast, where roads tend to be icy during the winter. Non- studded winter tires are a good choice for snowy roads. Studded tires do not satisfy state chain requirements. If chains are required on your vehicle, you'll have to install them even on studded tires.
Motorists are encouraged to visit a tire dealer to learn more about stud-free winter traction tires that are legal for year-round use and do not cause the same roadway damage as studded tires. These tires are different from "all season" tires and have a more aggressive tire tread.
Those traveling into higher elevations should carry chains and have approved traction tires whenever winter weather is possible, especially Nov. Studded tires do NOT satisfy state chain requirements; if chains are required, they'll have to installed on top of studded tires. Front- and rear-wheel drive vehicles On a front-wheel drive vehicle you must install chains on the front two tires. On a rear-wheel drive vehicle, you must install chains on the rear two tires.
Barbara LaBoe , communications, mobile. The Washington State Department of Transportation reminds drivers that state law requires all studded tires to be removed by the end of the day Wednesday, March Studded tires damage pavement, so removing them promptly after winter has passed helps preserve state roadways.
Tire removal services can get crowded near the removal deadline, so please plan accordingly.
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