studded tires

There is no individual exception or “out of state waiver” to the studded tire dates.

If you have studded tires on your vehicle state law says they must be removed by Thursday, March 31 so you can avoid a potential fine of $136 starting Friday, April 1.

Find everything you need for traveling this winter, here's five shops in the Yakima Valley to look at for studded tires or chains for your vehicle.

Be sure to stay safe this holiday season while traveling, here's what you should have before going over the Snoqualmie pass or highway 12

WSDOT has given the green light for you to put studded tires on your vehicle if need be.

Officials with the Washington State Department of Transportation say spring is here but the potential of some late season snow

As spring approaches across the state, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) reminds drivers to remove their studded tires by midnight Sunday, March 31.

Spring is here. As temperatures rise across the region, the Washington State Department of Transportation reminds drivers to remove their studded tires by midnight, March 31.

The fall season is upon us and before you know it there will be that fun "white" stuff on the ground! It was snowing a little today in Naches and Gleed and the extended forecast shows a chance of snow the rest of this week. SO if you're thinking about getting studded tires or you just need to get them put on your ride, November 1st is the starting date when they're allowed.

It's the last weekend this year to have studded tires on your vehicle. The deadline is Monday, April 16th.