The tire is capable of firmly gripping the road surface in all weather. The circumferential grooves effectively resist hydroplaning by eliminating water and slush from below the tire's footprint. The maintained road contact and tread design boost the all weather traction and ensure a secure driving experience.

Tires with such structures have stiffer sidewalls, which decrease the swaying of the trailer, and they are capable of handling heavier loads. They stabilize the trailer during the drive, which provides a safer driving experience. The bias ply construction improves the puncture and damage resistance, guaranteeing long lasting usability. This structure also allows the tire to perform well on rugged terrain, slight off-road circumstances, offering a more versatile use.

The bias ply structure's driving stability and the tread design's even distribution of the driving pressure decrease the rolling resistance, which is the force affecting the tire that determines the towing vehicle's energy usage. The decreased rolling resistance reduces the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of the towing vehicle, providing a fuel efficient and environmentally friendly driving experience.