Buy Tires on Sale in South Dakota: But Not Until You’ve Read This Guide!

• South Dakota 511: Travel Information
• U.S. Department of Transportation: South Dakota Traffic
• Local Conditions: Sioux Falls Roads with Driving and Traffic Flow

• Flexible rubber that improves traction on snowy roads
• Deeper treads improve grip on slippery surfaces
• Rolling resistance provides superior fuel economy
• Enhanced overall control of your vehicle

All-season tires

• Car insurance:, Driving without insurance in South Dakota is a class 2 misdemeanor
• Seatbelts: Drivers and front seat passengers aged 18 and over must wear seatbelts in a vehicle
• Learning to drive: In South Dakota, you can get your learner’s permit aged 14!
• Cellphones: In 2020 it became illegal to use a cellphone in any way whilst driving a vehicle
• Drink driving: In The Mount Rushmore State, you can be convicted of DUI with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08 or higher

• Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed above the manufacturer's AS-1 line
• Front windows: Must let more than 35% of light in
• Back Side windows: Must let more than 20% of light in
• Rear Window: Must let more than 20% of light in

• Bicycle helmets: South Dakota does not require the wearing of helmets for drivers of any age
• Motorbike helmets: Only drivers under the age of 18 are required to wear a motorbike helmet in South Dakota

• Interstate 90: I-90 is a transcontinental Interstate Highway that runs from Boston, Massachusetts, to Seattle, Washington. In South Dakota, I-90 runs east-west across the state from the Minnesota border to the Wyoming border. The highway passes through Sioux Falls, which is South Dakota's largest city. I-90 has been designated as the Memorial Highway in South Dakota, in honor of the state's soldiers who have died in combat.
• Interstate 29: I-29 is a north-south Interstate Highway in the Midwestern United States. It runs from Kansas City, Missouri, at I-35, I-70, and U.S. Route 71 (US 71), to the Canada–United States border near Pembina, North Dakota, where it continues as Manitoba Highway 75. In South Dakota, I-29 serves Sioux Falls and North Sioux City via a short concurrency with US 20.
• US Route 14: This is a major east-west highway that runs through the heart of South Dakota. It begins in the west at the Wyoming border, where it connects with Interstate 90. It then runs east through the cities of Rapid City, Sturgis, and Mitchell before ending at the Minnesota border. Along the way, the route provides access to many of South Dakota's most popular tourist destinations, including Mount Rushmore National Monument, Badlands National Park, and Custer State Park.
• Pierre-to-Rapid City Corridor: The Pierre-to-Rapid City Corridor is a transportation route that runs through the heart of South Dakota. The Corridor connects the state's two largest cities, Pierre and Rapid City, and provides a vital link for commerce and travel. The Corridor is also a popular tourist destination, as it features some of South Dakota's most scenic landscapes.

• In 1903, Charles B. Duryea drove his car down a South Dakota road, becoming the first person to operate a motor vehicle in the state
• The first automobile accident in the United States took place in Sioux Falls, South Dakota when two cars collided head-on
• The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, which began in 1938, is now the largest motorcycle rally in the world, attracting over 500,000 people each year.