What's the difference between the Three Peak Mountain Snowflake designation and M+S that you might see on your tires? Check out the write-up, linked below to find out.
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Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake vs. M + S
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It was a great read!!! And thank you for helping me pick out my latest set of tires for my Ascent!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert!
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To get the 3PMS, the tire needs to meet the minimum traction standard set by the Rubber Manufacturers Association, which the test is ASTM F1805, but has nothing to do with braking or cornering traction.
But... there are different "classes" of 3PMS tires to consider (filtered for the US/Canada market)
All-weather
Performance Winter
Nordic Studless
Nordic Studded/Studdable
Each has different characteristics to consider, since each are designed for different markets/weather conditions.
But... there are different "classes" of 3PMS tires to consider (filtered for the US/Canada market)
All-weather
Performance Winter
Nordic Studless
Nordic Studded/Studdable
Each has different characteristics to consider, since each are designed for different markets/weather conditions.
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