Then, check the coin: For a penny: Insert it head down and see if Lincoln's entire head is visible. This means your tread depth is at least 2/32 inch or even lower. Change your tires! If ...

The half-tread-depth tires we tested lost far more in wet and snow grip than they gained in dry grip. We check hydro-planing resistance on an area of our track that has the equivalent of a large ...

The weather in Colorado can change quickly and that's why travel experts urge drivers to check their vehicle's tires on a ...

Related: How to Check Tire Tread Tire rotation is necessary ... it’s best if all four tires have the same amount of tread depth and, therefore, the same diameter. This can be important for ...

This will help add weight to your car and increase traction. TIRES: Check the tread on your tires. You can do this by inserting a quarter into the tread. If you can see the top of Washington's ...

Drivers can check tread depth at home by sticking a penny upside down in a tread groove — it’s time to replace the tire if Lincoln’s head is visible. Check your air pressure at least once a ...