Asked this before, but need new tires and trying to decide between 2 sets, studded winter and summer tires...see details?

I'm in Mass too. Yeah, we do get "wet" ice. But I have the option of not having to drive anywhere until the roads are clear.

You should certainly do whatever is safer. If you have to drive over snow packed or icy roads, the studs should give you some extra traction. When I had to drive a lot more to work, I did the winter/summer tire change too.

DanZee 60 months ago.

I've been told there is even a difference between ice between where I live, closer to Anchorage, and up near Fairbanks, where it tends to be colder and they say the ice is drier. Snow is just a given here, but since I work at home, figured I'd see if there was any advantage or disadvantage to doing it the way I've always been told, get the two sets and have 'em changed with the seasons. Tundra 65 months ago.

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