These tread elements provide adequate traction throughout the tire's performance, ensuring the number of biting edges will improve the tire's forward motion on soft, loose and uneven terrain surface conditions. These tread elements ensure the tire's exceptional traction when driving through deep mud and on loose dirt. In this manner, the tire also keeps a clean footprint by eliminating mud stuck between the tread elements to ensure the tire's constant surface contact.

The constant surface contact, even on varying terrains, greatly upgrades the steering responsiveness and the driving stability. As a result, the tire is quicker and more precise in its response to the driver's steering instructions, while the structure is stabilized against the driving pressure affecting the model. The better terrain surface contact guarantees the driver's full control over the vehicle throughout its performance, which promotes a safer driving experience.

The tire's construction maintains the ideal tire shape under the load and driving pressure affecting the tire throughout its performance. Furthermore, this structure helps avoid punctures and cuts which may shorten the tire's service life. The tread design also manages to protect the tire from damage. The high void ratio prevents rocks from getting stuck between the tread elements. As a result, they cannot drill into the tire's tread area and are unable to cause stone retention. Stone retention can easily damage the tire's casing and by avoiding it, the tire promotes a secure performing capability.