It’s time to remove the studs from your tires, and this is not an April Fools’ joke! Monday, March 31, is the last day you can drive with studded tires in Washington. Washington State Department of ...

WASHINGTON — The deadline to remove studded tires from your vehicle in Washington state is quickly approaching. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) said studded tires must be ...

The deadline to remove studded tires is fast approaching. ODOT encourages drivers to not wait until the last minute, especially if they aren’t driving over mountain passes. The law allows studded ...

It’s that time of year again for Washington state drivers: Before April 1, people with studded tires on their vehicles must replace them with regular tires. The last day to make the switch, which ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The ice is melting and the weather is warming, which often signals spring is here. It also means that it's time to remove studded tires The Washington Department of Transportation ...

It’s time to remove studded tires on all Washington vehicles now that the March 31 deadline has arrived. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) said studded tires damage pavement on ...

State officials have delayed the usual May 1 deadline for Alaskans in much of the state to remove snow tires, as Anchorage nears a record winter snowfall total. Department of Public Safety ...

OLYMPIA — State transportation officials are reminding drivers that they have until midnight to remove their studded tires. Drivers who fail to meet that deadline could face a $124 ticket. Oregon also ...

These are extremely aggressive studded tires, on a road car, the studs could protrude from the rubber less than half as much, and road tires might have between 130 to 250 studs per tire, rather than ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Spring is arriving in the Inland Northwest, and the Washington State Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to remove studded tires by March 31. Studded tires must be ...

WASHINGTON -- Winter is almost in the rearview mirror, and if you want to avoid a fine, you have until the end of the month to swap out your studded tires. Washington Department of Transportation says ...