They provide enough biting edges for the tire to establish traction no matter what season it is. This model uses an all season compound that is flexible enough to adapt to different weather conditions. It also boasts outstanding aquaplaning prevention with the four grooves that disperse water and snow from the tread footprint, enhancing traction.

Lower pressure build-up results in a decreased rolling resistance, which is the key factor to reducing fuel cost per mileage. This is mainly thanks to the five-rib tread pattern with the two wide shoulder ribs for extra stability. Since less fuel is consumed, the vehicle's CO2 emissions also become lower, which makes this tire an environmentally friendly choice.

The flat tread footprint with the three center ribs and the two wide shoulder ribs ensure uniform and slower wear. These two factors extend the tread's service life and usability by a significant degree. Premature wear and irregular wear formations are completely out of the question due to the BFR55's well-designed tread pattern.