The angled lugs boost surface contact, which results in better steering responsiveness. It enables the driver to command the vehicle with greater driving stability throughout the performance. As long as the tread can keep the close and constant surface contact, the driver has full control over the vehicle. Meanwhile, the tire's structure is secured against the driving pressure affecting the tire.

The footprint is also designed with tread wear in mind. It is mostly flat but slightly elevated towards the shoulders. Under large load or driving pressure, the elevated edges get pushed down a bit and the whole footprint becomes flat. This way, the tire counters slow and irregular wear. The tire is protected against external damage as well thanks to the strong compound. It resists chipping, tearing, and cracking too.

It is able to withstand or carry heavy loads during challenging industrial operations without suffering the slightest deformation. By maintaining its optimal shape, the tire can provide the same performance over and over again in the future. The Big Dawg can continue to carry heavy loads while not suffering any casing damage either, which testifies its reliability.