The article highlights the significance of maintaining proper tire conditions for vehicle safety, particularly focusing on the differences between summer and winter tires. Summer tires, made from harder rubber, perform better in warm temperatures but lose grip in cold. Conversely, winter tires remain flexible in low temperatures, offering better traction on icy roads. All-season tires provide a balanced performance across various conditions but are best suited for mild climates. A study indicates that climate change may increase consumer interest in all-season tires, predicting annual growth in this tire sector over the next five years.