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All-season tires are designed to provide higher levels of snow traction than non-all-season tires. These letters mean Mud and Snow. Even the best all-season tires will not provide acceptable levels of traction if you drive too fast in snow/ice conditions, and if you do not allow at least 12 times more stopping distance on wintry roads.
