The ideal tread provides the necessary number of biting edges in order to grip soft and loose terrains. As such, the tread elements ensure the tire’s consistent forward motion, enhancing its overall off-road traction. On the other hand, the tread keeps the footprint clean by ejecting mud, snow, and rocks stuck between the tread elements. This resists stone retention, while also offering a safer driving experience.

Optimizing its soft traction, the tire manages to significantly increase its ideal surface contact. This is done without loosening up the driving surface. The tire is able to ease the pressure off the tire, minimizing soil compaction throughout the drive. As a result, it does not damage the soil quality, protecting its crop-growing capability.

Tires can deform under load pressure if their construction is not strong enough. Therefore, by reinforcing the sidewalls of this tire, it is able to securely handle larger loads. Great load capacity is ensured as the tire manages to increase its ability to carry and withstand such loads.