The tread's consistent road contact and lighter construction allow the tire to maintain a consistent forward motion using less energy. In other words, the tire is able to lower the rolling resistance, a force that regulates the towing vehicle's fuel consumption. As the fuel intake is reduced, the tire is able to provide an environmentally friendly driving experience.

These durable materials slow down the treadwear rate, avoiding early wear formations. These materials also offer outstanding damage resistance, avoiding cuts, punctures, and tread chipping. The tread ejects rocks from the footprint before they can drill into the tread area and harm the casing. The tire also avoids irregular wear by evenly distributing load and driving pressure across the tread area.

These tread elements are able to firmly grip the driving surface, promoting a superb traction on dry, wet, and snow-covered road surfaces. The compound keeps the rubber flexible in both high and low temperature conditions. The circumferential groove design eliminates water and slush from the footprint. This prevents the vehicle from hydroplaning in rainy and snowy weather conditions.