THAT. COMING UP, BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT, TAMARA, THANK YOU. AND ON HIGHWAY 50, WE SPOKE WITH A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO SAID THEY WERE NOT EXPECTING TO NEED CHAINS TODAY. HERE’S KCRA 3’S ANAYA JAFARI WITH A ...

Winter weather brings snow and ice that can make driving dangerous. Swapping out your car’s summer or all-weather rubber tires for a set of winter tires before the snow flies and the ice forms is a ...

The automotive tire industry faces unprecedented supply chain disruptions, as raw material prices swing wildly and geopolitical tensions reshape global sourcing. Building resilient supply chains means ...

A major storm is forecast to arrive in California over the weekend, bringing widespread rain, gusty winds and significant snowfall to the mountains, according to the National Weather Service.

A discount tire chain with more than 100 stores throughout New England is looking to open its first store in Worcester. Town Fair Tire wants to open the new store at 540 West Boylston St., according ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - The Waco Fire Department is responding to calls despite challenging icy road conditions, using upgraded tire chain technology to maintain safe response times during the current ...

WASHINGTON - If you are planning to travel in the state of Washington during the winter months, it is crucial to understand and comply with the state's tire and chain laws. Weather conditions can ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Matthews Tire acquisition ...

Depending on where you reside in the United States, winter driving can be exceptionally difficult, with traction concerns over snow-packed and icy streets. In fact, more than 70% of the country's ...

Driving in snow, ice and slush isn’t easy. And it seems that Ohio, from Akron-Canton to the Cincinnati area, won’t be able to avoid the effects of a winter storm starting Dec. 1, 2025. So, are tire ...

Driving in snow, ice and slush isn’t easy. And it seems that Ohio and Northern Kentucky, from the Cincinnati area to Akron, won’t be able to avoid the effects of a winter storm starting Dec. 1, 2025.