The reinforced tread wears out slower, while the equally distributed force of acceleration, braking and cornering prevents irregular wear on the tire. These two factors together enhance the tire's tread life, extending its usability. This makes the tire more cost efficient. The lower rolling resistance of the tire further slows the tread wear down, while making the tire more environmentally friendly. The lessened rolling resistance reduces the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of the vehicle, so that the tire is both economically and ecologically friendly.

This is further improved with the reinforced sidewalls of the model offering greater stability. The tire keeps its shape under the driving pressure improving its safety. The more precise and swift steering precision enables the driver to react quicker and more confidently to the differing road conditions, making the tire safer.

It grips the road well in dry, wet and winter conditions and it makes wet weather driving safer. The tread grooves help resist hydroplaning in dangerous situations by eliminating water from below the tire footprint.

The road noise is lowered as the air waves are channeled through the tread, while the tire absorbs the shock of driving, lessening the vibrations felt in the cabin of the vehicle.