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JSDC Wheels

Year-Round Setup

All-Season & All-Weather Tires

For GTA drivers who want a single tire set year-round, the choice is between all-season (warm + mild winter) and all-weather (3PMSF-rated for true winter conditions). Search by your vehicle to see what fits.

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All-season vs all-weather — the difference

All-Season

Best in: spring, summer, fall, mild winter days.

  • Longer tread life than winters or all-weathers
  • Better fuel economy and quieter ride
  • Limited grip below 7°C — not 3PMSF-rated
  • Insurance: no winter-tire discount

All-Weather 3PMSF

Best in: year-round Canadian climates where snow is occasional.

  • Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake certified for winter
  • Qualifies for Ontario winter-tire insurance discount
  • Shorter tread life than pure all-season
  • Compromise — not as good in snow as dedicated winters

All-season brands we carry

Premium and value tiers, all from authorized Canadian suppliers.

All-weather (3PMSF) brands

Snowflake-rated tires that can stay on year-round.

All-season vs all-weather FAQ

Which is better for the GTA?

If you drive year-round and don't want a seasonal swap, an all-weather (3PMSF) is the better choice — it qualifies for the Ontario winter-tire insurance discount and handles GTA winters competently. If you'll swap to dedicated winters anyway, an all-season gets longer tread life in the warm months.

Do all-weather tires count as winter tires for insurance?

Yes — any tire bearing the 3PMSF (Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake) symbol qualifies for the Ontario winter tire insurance discount, including all-weather tires.

How long do all-season tires last?

Most premium all-seasons rated for 80,000-100,000 km in Canadian conditions, depending on driving style and rotation schedule. Budget brands typically 60,000-80,000 km.