Been thinking about this why aren't you allowed to use slick tyres when it's dry? More grip = safer.
Of course you have the problem with rain, but what if you don't drive when it's wet? Or if it starts to rain you pull over and change the wheels over to wet tyres? (say if you have a 4x4 and spare set of wheels with normal tyres in the back) Although unlikely, but why can't places say Texas where rainfall is non existant and Middle East use slicks?
Of course you have the problem with rain, but what if you don't drive when it's wet? Or if it starts to rain you pull over and change the wheels over to wet tyres? (say if you have a 4x4 and spare set of wheels with normal tyres in the back) Although unlikely, but why can't places say Texas where rainfall is non existant and Middle East use slicks?