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Snow tires, also known as "winter tires" and "ice tires," are tires that have been designed and manufactured specifically to perform well under winter conditions.

Vehicle tires that have metal pins or "studs" protruding from them are called studded tires. Since tires are made with different tread depths, their studs are varied in length. The studs usually consist of tungsten carbide pins encased inside of a cylindrical metal piece that is held in the tire by a flange. It is the pins that protrude from the tire and cut into road ice, and chip away at pavement. Typically, 60 to 120 studs are inserted into each tire’s tread.

Studded tires have been in existence in various forms since the end of the 19th century. Modern versions of the tires first became popular in Scandinavian countries to make it easier and safer to drive on snowy, icy roads. Starting in the 1960s, studded tires saw widespread use in the United States. It was thought that the tires made driving safer because of the way the metal pins in bit into the ice and caused enough friction to prevent slipping and sliding.

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They can also prevent the car from hydroplaning, which happens when there is an even layer of water on the road and the tires slide over it rather than make a path through it. Studded snow tires combine elements of snow chains without the bulk or damage to the asphalt.

How to fit ice studs?

In order to be effective, snow studded tires must be used on all wheels of the vehicle. Although they improve traction on snow and ice, research shows that cars equipped with studded tires often have longer braking distances and reduced traction on pavement when compared to those with regular tires.