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Studded Tire Law No. NM Legal year-round

New Mexico Studded Tire Law

No seasonal limit. New Mexico lets you run snow tires with metal studs any month, as long as they're designed to increase traction on ice or snow (NMSA 66-3-847). There's no GVW cap, so a loaded truck can run studs year-round. But studs are not chains: when New Mexico posts a chain requirement on a mountain pass, chain up — studs don't satisfy it.

Metal studsLegal year-round
SeasonNo seasonal limit
FineA penalty-assessment equipment violation; minimal exposure since studs are legal year-round when used for traction
StatuteNMSA 1978, § 66-3-847
01 Legality

Running studs in New Mexico

No seasonal limit. New Mexico lets you run snow tires with metal studs any month, as long as they're designed to increase traction on ice or snow (NMSA 66-3-847). There's no GVW cap, so a loaded truck can run studs year-round. But studs are not chains: when New Mexico posts a chain requirement on a mountain pass, chain up — studs don't satisfy it.

02 Season & traction

The window and winter-tire rules

New Mexico Studded Tire FAQ

Are studded tires legal in New Mexico?
Legal year-round. There is no seasonal limit. No seasonal limit.
When can you use studded tires in New Mexico?
No seasonal limit. Metal-studded snow tires are legal year-round when required for safety on ice or snow (NMSA 66-3-847). The general rule bars non-rubber protuberances beyond the tread, with an express carve-out for snow tires with metal studs designed for ice/snow traction.
What is the fine for illegal studded tires in New Mexico?
A penalty-assessment equipment violation; minimal exposure since studs are legal year-round when used for traction (dollar figure not fixed in the statute).

Reference information for planning, not legal advice. Traffic laws change and this can be out of date, so always confirm the current statute and obey posted signs before you rely on it. Last reviewed July 2026. Source: https://codes.findlaw.com/nm/chapter-66-motor-vehicles/nm-st-sect-66-3-847/. See our Terms & Disclaimer.

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