{"id":2800,"date":"2021-09-22T11:20:17","date_gmt":"2021-09-22T08:20:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alarm3.lv\/%d0-bf-%d1-80-%d0-be-%d0-b4-%d0-b0-%d0-b6-%d0-b0-%d1-88-%d0-b8-%d0-bd-%d1-80-%d0-b8-%d0-b3-%d0-b0-%d0-bb-%d0-b0-%d1-82-%d0-b2-%d0-b8-%d1-8f\/"},"modified":"2023-01-20T16:15:19","modified_gmt":"2023-01-20T13:15:19","slug":"sale-of-tires-riga","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.alarm3.lv\/en\/sale-of-tires-riga\/","title":{"rendered":"Sale of tires Riga"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sale of tires Riga-Latvia<\/h1>\n

The main purpose of a car tire is to provide reliable adhesion of the vehicle to the road surface. This task is performed by the wheel protector, which forms an optimal contact patch. The higher the contact patch area, the stronger the wheel grip. A wheel with a tread without a pattern (i.e. an absolutely smooth tire) has maximum grip, but only on dry asphalt. And on a wet road, such rubber has a complete or partial loss of contact with the road: a water film separates the tire from the roadway, and the vehicle loses controllability. This effect is called aquaplaning.<\/p>\n

The tread with longitudinal and transverse drainage grooves helps to eliminate or reduce the effect of aquaplaning. However, it is impossible to achieve good directional stability at high speeds, controllability when making maneuvers, as well as acceleration and braking characteristics of a car with only one type of tire. Therefore, manufacturers produce several types of tires.<\/p>\n

What types of tires are there?<\/h2>\n

Road tires<\/strong> (HIGHWAY) tires are designed for use on wet or dry paved roads. The use of such tires in winter on ice or snow is unacceptable, since they do not have the necessary grip.<\/p>\n

Winter tires<\/strong> (SNOW or MUD + SNOW – M + S) tires provide maximum traction on snow and ice. The tread has a characteristic pattern that provides snow removal from the contact patch area, and is distinguished by increased adhesion properties, and the use of special components in rubber compounds contributes to the preservation of their properties even at very low temperatures. However, the improvement in traction is usually accompanied by a decrease in dry handling due to increased internal friction, as well as a higher level of driving noise and a fairly rapid tread wear.<\/p>\n

All season tires<\/strong> (ALL SEASON or ALL WEATHER) tires combine excellent grip on wet or snowy roads with sufficient handling, ride comfort and tread resistance. Do not delude yourself if you come across an inexpensive tire with a similar marking (all-weather or all-weather), because such tires are made according to the standards of countries in which climatic conditions throughout the year are far from Ukrainian ones.<\/p>\n

High speed tires<\/strong> (PERFORMANCE) tires are designed for high-end vehicles. These tires are designed to provide improved grip and a higher level of handling. In addition, due to the special operating conditions, high-speed tires must withstand significant thermal stress. Motorists buying high-speed tires are usually willing to accept the inconvenience of less comfort and faster wear in exchange for superior handling and traction.<\/p>\n

All season high speed tires<\/strong> (ALL SEASON PERFORMANCE) tires are specially designed for those who require improved speed performance when operating a car all year round, including driving on ice and snow. The creation of such tires has become possible only thanks to modern technologies that have appeared in the last few years.<\/p>\n

There are 2 types of tires by the type of construction:<\/h2>\n