As fall rolls around and the temperature begins to drop after a scorching summer in most parts of Canada, vehicle owners are already thinking about getting their cars and SUVs ready for winter. The first part of preparing for the snow and ice that are sure to hit us in the next couple of weeks is installing your winter tires. ...

With winter coming sooner than we think, the time has come to get ready. By getting ready, we are talking specifically about your vehicle, and how you can ensure that it performs optimally in the next few months, and also how to ensure that you are ready for anything winter has to throw at you. So, here are a few ...

As fall approaches, the weather will be changing and the days will get shorter. Road conditions will also be impacted, and they will get more and more difficult as we head into winter. That may come as a surprise to certain drivers who really only consider winter roads to be dangerous. That’s a mistake as changing weather and dropping temperatures ...

In most provinces in Canada, it is not legally required to have winter tires installed on your vehicle. That said, driving on tires designed to handle icy and snowy road conditions can make all the difference between enjoying winter and feeling in control behind the steering wheel of your vehicle, or feeling like you are unsafe when the road gets ...