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Well look at this fat cat here that can afford more than one set of tires...
LOL, congrats 👍
It is a legal requirement here in Sweden to use snow tires when the temp goes down during the winter, I have studded tires in the winter, and next week is the last date you may drive with studded tires.
I've always been curious about laws like that. Is there a date they have to be start being used by? Is it whenever you notice the temperature hit a certain level? What happens if it bounces back up? Do you have to keep switching? Is there some kind of national announcement?
Where I live in Canada we have a requirement with a specific start and end date for highway driving because our overpasses are through mountains and get very snowy. No requirement in the city though, so I could run unstudded winter tires year round as long as I don't mind destroying them in the summer heat.