When to change to winter tyres in Most

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In Most the 7 °C line is usually crossed around 8 November, which puts the typical tyre change in the second half of October or early November.

Typical best window

29 October – 5 November

For an experienced driver on city roads, from climate averages. Novice drivers: 17 October – 24 October.

Average 7 °C rule date
8 November
Average first frost
26 November
Frost days in November (average)
4

November brings on average 4 frost days, with the first frost typically around 26 November.

The date varies a lot from year to year: over the last 10 autumns the 7 °C rule triggered as early as 25 October and as late as 20 November. Check the live forecast each year rather than relying on a fixed date.

7 °C rule date in recent seasons

7 °C rule date in recent seasons
2016/17 11 Nov 2017/18 14 Nov 2018/19 2 Nov 2019/20 30 Oct 2020/21 19 Nov 2021/22 20 Nov 2022/23 1 Nov 2023/24 25 Oct 2024/25 5 Nov 2025/26 11 Nov
Season 7 °C rule First frost Frost days in Nov.
2016/17 11 Nov 27 Nov 2
2017/18 14 Nov 11 Dec 0
2018/19 2 Nov 23 Nov 3
2019/20 30 Oct 13 Nov 3
2020/21 19 Nov 3 Dec 0
2021/22 20 Nov 24 Dec 0
2022/23 1 Nov 12 Nov 13
2023/24 25 Oct 22 Nov 5
2024/25 5 Nov 16 Nov 9
2025/26 11 Nov 17 Nov 2

Source: SAMPLE — synthetic placeholder, NOT real data. Replace with Copernicus ERA5 via `pnpm climate:build`.. Grid cell 51.00,14.00.

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Winter tyres are required in wintry conditions between 1 November and 31 March. Czechia requires winter tyres from 1 November to 31 March when there is snow, ice or frost on the road or it can be expected, and wherever a sign requires them.

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