Four Wheel Logic

No, spare tires aren’t the same—types, size, speed, and fit vary; match your vehicle’s spec and keep temporary spares to short, low-speed trips.

No, not all smart cars are electric; older Smart Fortwo used gas, while current smart-branded models sold today are battery-electric.

No, not every Toyota Sienna is hybrid; all model years 2021–2025 are hybrid-only, while 1998–2020 versions used gas engines.

No, not all Toyota Sienna minivans are AWD; front-wheel drive is standard and AWD is optional on most trims, with the Woodland model AWD by default.

No, not every Shell station is Top Tier all the time; Shell is a Top Tier brand, but labeling and supply can vary by location and fuel type.

No, sequoias aren’t all hybrid; two are diploid species, and coast redwood’s hexaploid genome likely arose without recent hybridization.

No, self-driving cars aren’t all electric; autonomy works on EVs, hybrids, hydrogen fuel cells, and even diesel trucks.

No, all-season tires aren’t automatically traction tires; they qualify only with M+S or 3PMSF markings and the tread depth your state requires.

No, all-season tires aren’t the same as winter tires; winter tires use softer rubber and snow-ready tread to keep grip in cold, snow, and ice.

No, all season tires are not the same as snow tires; winter tires use softer rubber and dense sipes for cold grip, while all season sets favor wear and