These tread elements enable the tire's exceptional performance both on-road and on field terrain surfaces. The ribs optimize the surface contact, which provides the needed traction for consistent forward motion. As a result, the tire is able to securely conquer various soft and loose field surfaces, without loss of traction occurring during the drive.

It allows the tire to optimize the driver's control over the vehicle throughout the performance. In other words, it upgrades the steering responsiveness and driving stability. A stronger structure secures the tire against the driving pressure, while the steering is quick and precise in its response. This combination promotes a safer handling and maneuvering capability on various surface conditions.

This enables the tire to securely handle heavy loads throughout the drive. Bias structures are used for heavy-duty tire models, as they do not deform under the load and driving pressure. In this manner, the tire greatly boosts its overall load capacity.