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Archive for January 14th, 2009
M + S stamped
Posted by Phil from Brownsburg, IN, US on January 14, 2009
What is the commercial definition of M+S stamped on the sidewall of the tire really mean? Does tires with this stamp mean that the tire can also good for ice conditions (ie.- black ice)?
M + S stands for "Mud plus Snow". There is no implications that an M + S tire is "good for ice conditions".
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