Resources
BC winter tire rules, choosing between winter, all-weather and all-season tires, and why a car pulls to one side.
A light that stays on, one that flashes at start-up, and one that comes on in the cold and goes out once you're driving each mean something different. What each pattern says, and how to check your tires.
Where to keep an off-season set at home, whether to stack it or stand it up, how long tires keep in storage, and what to check before the set goes back on.
How your winter routes from the Fraser Valley point to all-weather or dedicated winter tires, what the sidewall marks certify, and why all four tires should match.
Tires, alignment, brakes or just the slope of the road: how a pull or an off-centre steering wheel gets narrowed down, and what to note before you book.
BC's winter tire routes start near Laidlaw, not in Chilliwack. Route-by-route dates from a Chilliwack starting point, what makes a tire legal, and the City's own hillside rule.
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