Who makes Summerstar tyres?
Point S brand
A private label “umbrella” brand Motorists knew it as “Summerstar”, but this year the Point S brand private label tyre has changed its name to “Point S Tyres”. This “umbrella” brand has been specially created and brings together all of the brand’s private label tyre ranges: Summer, 4 seasons and Winter.
Who makes Point S tyres?
Continental
Addison Tyres are offering the new Point S premium range of tyres, these tyres are made by Continental one of the leading tyre manufacturers in Europe so you can rest assured they are top quality. Offering exceptional grip in dry, wet and winter driving conditions, also great for high mileage too.
What is a summer TYRE?
Summer tyres provide better all-round performance in the warmer months. They have a relatively hard compound which softens in milder temperatures to be able to adapt to dry as well as wet roads. Summer tyres have fewer sipes than winter tyres, but have specially designed tread bars to minimise aquaplaning.
Where are point S tyres made?
Europe
The Point S Summer tyres are designed in Germany and produced in Europe to ensure our customer the best quality and safety on the road.
Are good tyres important?
You should not underestimate the importance of good tyres and what they do for your car. They are the only contact between you and the road. Good tyres are first of all your guarantee for a safe and comfortable ride. Each tyre touches the road surface on an area that is approximately the size of a postcard.
Are all weather tyres worth it?
Absolutely. All season tyres are a more than adequate middle ground that many drivers use. They perform well in most conditions, allowing for the best handling and braking on both warm and cold roads. Lots of drivers opt for all season tyres as they don’t require changing twice yearly.
Are summer tyres OK all year round?
The short answer is no. Using summer tyres in winter conditions is dangerous and risks damaging your tyres. It may depend on local weather conditions. If it’s dry all year long and doesn’t dip below freezing, you may get away with summer tyres in the mild winter.
Why do cars need tires?
To minimise wear and tear on your vehicle and to maximise driver and passenger comfort. To reduce wear on your tires, help to increase their life and performance, and improve fuel economy. To improve handling and driving safety by reducing steering and stability problems.
Why do cars need tyres?
Supporting your car: the four tyres and the air inside them support the weight of your car. Absorbing road shocks: the air or nitrogen in the tyres act as a spring and this dramatically increases your comfort. Steering: changing the tyre angle steers the vehicle.
Why do cars have tyres?
The tyres of vehicles have treads in them to increase the friction between the tyre and the road and to prevent skidding.
Is it OK to mix summer and all season tyres?
Can you mix Summer and All Season Tyres? You should not mix all season and summer tyres. If you are changing your tyres to all season, you should put all season tyres on all four wheels. Equally, you should not mix all season tyres with winter tyres or summer tyres with winter tyres.
Should I put all season tyres on my car?