These tread elements allow the tire's different terrain performance, upgrading the surface grip throughout the performance. The footprint enables the tire to greatly increase the soft soil and turf terrain traction. The tire, as a result, maintains forward motion at all times, greatly optimizing the performing ability on versatile terrain conditions.

Aggressive tread designs and excessive traction can easily damage the turf terrain. By avoiding it, the tire is able to prevent damage to the grass field. The soft traction minimizes the pressure placed on the driving surface, which ensures the model's performance without harming the turf. This makes the tire a perfect model for golf carts.

The directional block placement and the high void ratio are able to disperse mud and snow, and eject rocks stuck between the tread elements. As a result, mud and snow do not block the surface contact while the tires are in motion. It also effectively avoids stone retention from harming the casing, as rocks cannot drill into the tread area and harm the casing.

This structure works together with the directional tread design's surface contact to improve the tire's steering responsiveness and driving stability. On the other, the radial structure maintains the ideal tire shape under pressure, improving the model's performing safety. This combination guarantees a safer driving experience.