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The UK’s varied winter climate means drivers can face a wide variety of driving conditions, including the prospect of treacherous ice and snow in the lowest temperatures. Whether commuting in darkness or taking a winter road trip, ensuring your tyres are up to the task is vital. To help you make sure your tyres are up to the task, leading brand Falken Tyres shared its top tips with WhatTyre.

This year began with the sad news that Ken Block passed away after a snowmobile accident on 2 January. The world-renowned rally driver served as brand ambassador for Toyo Tire Group for the past seven years, and the tyre maker has published a memorial message paying tribute to Block and his accomplishments.

A year after unveiling a prototype tyre containing 70 per cent sustainable materials, Goodyear has announced the upcoming market launch of such a product. It intends to begin selling tyres with up to 70 per cent sustainable-material content later this year. Details about the 70 per cent tyre set to launch in 2023 are thin on the ground, but a US market-focused Goodyear site invites “consumers interested in purchasing this tyre” to register for updates.

Financial pressures stemming from the current cost of living crisis make ‘buying cheap’ a temptation for vehicle owners, but ATS Euromaster urges motorists not to compromise on tyre safety, especially during the more hazardous winter months. With a growing number of drivers attempting to save money by buying part-worn tyres instead of new, ATS Euromaster emphasises the importance of tyre safety.

You’ve heard of the Ariel Atom and the off-road loving Ariel Nomad. Last August Ariel Motor Company entered supercar territory with the launch of the 1180 bhp electric-powered Hipercar.