Colorado's tire law just got stricter.

The state raised the minimum tread depth and tightened enforcement on the I-70 mountain corridor. HTRAC AWD gets your Hyundai through the storm — worn tires don't.

SEPT 1 – MAY 31

I-70 Traction Law is now in effect

6/32" min

Tread depth required for AWD/4WD — up from 4/32" under the old rule.

Sep – May

Active every winter on I-70, Dotsero to Morrison — statewide anywhere storms hit.

$67 fine

Per violation — more if a crash or corridor closure follows.

Your Hyundai is built for this. Are your tires?

Many Hyundai models are available with HTRAC all-wheel drive — but AWD only qualifies under the Traction Law when it's paired with winter, all-weather, or mud-and-snow rated tires that meet the new 6/32" tread minimum. Tires below that depth don't count, no matter how many wheels are driven.

Driving a front-wheel-drive Hyundai? The tire requirements matter even more without AWD — talk to us about a winter tire package before your next trip into the mountains.

Quick check

Place a quarter upside down in the tread. If the top of Washington's head is covered, you're above the legal minimum. If you can see his full head, it's time for new tires.

Free tread-depth check

Ask your service advisor today — we'll check all four tires against the state minimum and get you a straightforward quote if you need them, no appointment required.

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