Which tires are better among winter tires and ice radials?

Winter tires are good for snow and slush, OK on ice, while ice radials are usually studded tires which are illegal in some states because they tear up the road. But they work if you're in a state that allows them and has a lot of ice.

I live in Toronto. SO basically these tires are better than winter tires. Uqaiser 10 months ago .

In Maryland most of the driving is on slush and not ice, so I got the best Michelin rain tires I could find. If ti is all ice, I stay at home.

DZ is right, and in addition the studded tires only work better when you are on ice. They tend to keep the rubber off the road on bare pavement during road speed braking. You have to decide what type surface you will have most of the time.

Here in VT they clean the roads very well and I've opted to not have studs.

The Ice radials I got are not studded. I live in Toronto. Roads get well clear here as well.

I just wanted to find out that overall are winter radial better than regular winter tires or they are the same uqaiser 10 months ago .

Sorry about that. I never heard of an ice radial tire, so assumed the studded kind. It is still about type of tread, and then the width of the tread vs the surface.

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