It was designed with a smaller physical size, which is not meant for permanent use. Its reduced size weakens the tire, but it also makes it fit better in the vehicle's trunk. Temporary spare tires are to be used in emergencies when one of the vehicle's regular tires experiences air pressure loss. These tires were created to lessen the weight and measurements of spare tires, lightening the load placed on the vehicle.

Their combination increases the tire's dry, wet, and light winter weather traction. The ideal compound blend keeps the tire pliable throughout the year, enabling its use in summer and winter conditions. On the other hand, the sipe and groove placement across the tread area generates biting edges gripping the road surface. Circumferential grooves minimize the possibility of hydroplaning, as they channel water and slush from the footprint. This further boosts the tire's performance on wet roads.

In this manner, the tire effectively improves its steering responsiveness and driving stability. These improvements allow the tire to increase its steering responses and accuracy to the driver's commands. The structure also secures the tire against driving pressure, even as its smaller physical size weakens it. This combination allows the tire's secure controllability and maneuvering.