What tire characteristics do you need to pay attention to when driving on wet roads?

When driving on slippery roads, the following characteristics of tires need special attention:

Hydroplaning Resistance: This is an important indicator of the tire’s ability to maintain contact with the road on slippery roads. Tires with good hydroplaning resistance can reduce the risk of slipping on wet roads.
Wet Grip: Tires with good wet grip can provide better traction and braking performance on slippery roads, reducing slipping and hydroplaning.
Cornering: On slippery roads, the cornering performance of tires is equally important, which can help the vehicle maintain stability when turning and reduce side slip.
Dry Grip and Responsiveness: Even on slippery roads, the performance of tires on dry roads is equally important, because they need to provide stable grip and responsiveness under different road conditions.
Snow Handling: While not required in all regions, in some areas, the performance of the tire in light and heavy snow conditions is also a consideration.
Comfort Level and Road Noise: When driving on slippery roads, the comfort level of the tire and the road noise generated are also important factors that affect the driving experience.
Treadwear: Tires with good wear resistance last longer and can maintain performance in a variety of road conditions, including slippery roads.
Tire Maintenance: Regularly checking tires for damage, bulges or irregularities, maintaining correct tire pressure, and ensuring that tires have adequate tread depth can all help improve tire performance on slippery roads.
Driving Techniques: Driving techniques such as reducing speed, avoiding areas of water, smooth operation, and following the track of the vehicle in front can also help reduce the risk of hydroplaning on slippery roads.
Road Awareness: Avoid the outer lanes of the road, as water is more likely to accumulate there, and stay alert and pay attention to the road and surroundings to help avoid potential problem areas.