Winter tires are designed to deliver superior traction, handling, and braking in cold weather, snow, and icy conditions. However, even the highest quality winter tires won’t perform at their peak without proper care. Following essential maintenance practices—such as monitoring tire pressure, inspecting tread depth, and balancing tires—ensures safety, extends tire life, and avoids unexpected costs. From pre-trip checks of inner dual tires to seasonal storage tips, keeping your winter tires in optimal condition is key to navigating the toughest conditions. Get prepared for winter with the Double Coin RSD4, a premium 3 Peak Mountain Snowflake drive tire built for exceptional grip and control. Stay safe, extend tire life, and optimize performance through smart maintenance practices this season.

Maximizing fuel efficiency is vital in the trucking industry. Equip your fleet with SmartWay-verified tires from Double Coin Tires and implement essential maintenance practices to save fuel, reduce emissions, and lower operational costs.

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Winter is here with a vengeance, and winter driving adds another level of danger to an already tough job. Here’s some tips to help keep commercial truck drivers out of harm’s way this winter:

Experts predicted a hotter than average summer for most of the country and boy were they right, especially out West. Unbelievable! Dangerous for humans . . . and for tires!

We received this question recently on our Facebook page: «What are the keys to maintaining new tires to ensure the best on-road performance?

Having a well-synchronized air pressure maintenance program between your drivers and your shop should be the single most important element of your tire policy and is really the easiest to administer. It certainly will have the biggest impact on your fleet costs associated with tires, including: fuel consumption, wear life, irregular wear, etc.

A typical tractor trailer rig is sitting on a big investment in tires — $8,000 and up depending on the brand and whether there are retreads in the mix.