Duro DL6000 Onvoy

The symmetric tread pattern and the all season tire compound boost the dry, wet and winter weather road gripping ability. The tread design maintains a firm grip on the road surface throughout the year, while the all season compound keeps its flexible traction all year round and prevents weather damage from causing harm to the tread area. The unique tread design's optimal groove pattern actively prevents hydroplaning by dispersing water and slush from below the tire's footprint. The hydroplaning resistance and excellent all weather performance significantly boost the driving safety.

The stronger steel belt construction and enhanced sidewalls prevent the deformation of the tire's optimal shape. In this manner, the tire's shape does not deform under the driving and load pressure affecting it. This upgrades the model's load carrying and withstanding capability, enhancing the tire's versatile application. The reinforced structure work together with the tread design improve its controllability. The optimal shape and the solid center rib upgrade the steering responsiveness and driving stability, while the shoulder tread blocks heighten the number of biting edges and boost the maneuvering and cornering capability.

The symmetric tread design features deep tread grooves that evenly circulate the driving pressure along the tire's surface. The equally distributed force of acceleration, cornering and braking actively resist irregular tread wear formations across the tread area. The ensured even tread wear elongates the tread life and, with it, the tire's usability, making the model more cost efficient.

The triple variable pitch sequence lowers the road noise levels heard while the tires are in motion. This variable pitch sequence generates a sound frequency that negates the road noise levels the moment of their creation before they reach the vehicle's cabin. The pitch sequence produces a sound frequency that cancels out the road and tread pattern noise providing a quiet and comfortable driving experience.