NOKIA, Finland — Happy birthday, winter tire. Nokian Tyres P.L.C. , which said it invented the product in 1934 to tackle harsh winters in Finland, is celebrating the milestone. The U.S. arm of the ...

Studded tires may make it easier to drive on ice, but those same studs will quickly wear down when used on dry asphalt – plus, they'll create a very rough, noisy ride. The problem is, most winter ...

Consumer Reports says Michelin makes the best all-weather tires, with impressive performance in snow traction and ice braking ...

View post: Amazon’s ‘Easy To Use’ $139 Bosch Palm Router Is Now 36% Off Nokian may not be a go-to for enthusiast tires, but Finland knows a thing or two about snow. This is the company that brought us ...

Based in Finland, Nokian Tyres is ready to launch the next iteration of its flagship winter tire, the studded Hakkapeliitta 10, which offers outstanding grip on the most punishing surfaces to ...

While leaves are falling in many parts of the country, snow has already buried portions of the Midwest, reminding that now is the time to be researching and buying winter tires. History shows if you ...

Modern technology can make some of James Bond's gadgets from just a decade ago look distinctly old-hat. But one Q-brand trick we've not seen yet is winter tires with retractable studs, like the ones ...

If you live where it's consistently cold in winter, you need winter/snow tires. Consumer Reports has tested them and reports ...

Winter is technically over now, but the cold and snow are maintaining their grip here in Michigan. While much of the country is bouncing right along into a warm spring, we’re happy to still be wearing ...

NOKIA, Finland—Nokian Tyres P.L.C. has developed a winter tire for electric vehicles that it claims offers up to 30-percent reduced rolling resistance compared to other products on the market.

I have a thing for snow. When other people head south on vacation, I go north. I come by it honestly. I was born and raised in Northern Ontario, and my mom is a Finn. So when editor in chief Ed Loh ...

You know how it goes. You're out for a nice winter drive, enjoying the scenery, when out of nowhere several cars full of international criminals start shooting at you and chase you onto a frozen lake.