THIS DATE IS CRUCIAL FOR REMOVING WINTER TIRES: Neighbors have a 130-euro fine, BE CAREFUL Winter tires are mandatory until April 1st in Serbia, but only required if there’s snow or ice on the road. In contrast, Croatia mandates winter tires until April 15th on specific winter routes and even if the roads are dry, with fines of up to 130 euros for violations. Tire prices in Serbia for summer tires range from 3,800 dinars for smaller dimensions to 25,000 dinars for premium brands.

• Winter tires are mandatory until April 1st in Serbia, only if snow or ice is present.
• Croatia requires winter tires until April 15th on designated routes and year-round if snow or ice is present, regardless of calendar date.
• Failure to comply with Croatian winter tire laws can result in a 130 euro fine and potential traffic exclusion.
• Legal entities face even higher penalties in Croatia for non-compliance, ranging from 660 to 1,990 euros.
• Summer tire prices in Serbia vary, with smaller dimensions costing between 3,800 to 6,500 dinars and premium brands up to 25,000 dinars.