Relax
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Despite the snowflake, they don't qualify as winter tires for our insurer, as their requirements are more around swapping tires than the performance of the tire. But that ended up costing us a grand total of $3/mo (!) on our bill.
That's ridiculous. The discount is for using tires designed for winter conditions during winter, and according to my insurance contract, all I need is a set of tires with the snowflake symbol to qualify. Maybe double-check yours as well, as there's no point in just giving your insurer an extra undeserved 5%