New Snow Tires for 2011 Hyndai Sonata

Asked by Thatgirlmadge Oct 20, 2020 at 12:13 PM about the 2011 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I understand there is some sort of
sensor with traction associated
with my car/tires. I want to
purchase 4 new snow tires for my
2011 Hyndai Sonata (which has
good tread on the "all weather
tires" currently on it now) I am a
native Colorado snow/ice driver.
This car is the worst in snow..I
have almost zero traction and it
seems like the car is too light so it
fish tails everywhere. I drive very
slow and cautious.
QUESTIONS
1. What type of snow tires do you
recommend? I have purchased
Michelin Artics in the past and
they were amazing (on my Celica)

2. Can Discount Tire mount my
snow tires knowing there is a
sensor system they must contend
with?

Thank you!

Snow Angel.

1 Answer

The "sensors" would be the wheel speed sensors which is a non issue. You could try Nokian tires or Blizzaks.

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