The directional tread pattern manages to maintain a constant road contact in dry and wet weather. The circumferential and swooping grooves decrease the possibility of hydroplaning by eliminating water and slush from below the tire's footprint. This model, however, is not suited to be driven in winter weather as the tire compound does not maintain its flexibility in colder temperatures. The better summer weather traction and hydroplaning resistance ensure a secure driving experience.

This decreases rolling resistance, which is the force affecting the tires that determines how much energy the vehicle needs to keep the tires in motion, which in turn lessens the vehicle's fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. The result is a fuel efficient and environmentally friendly drive in summer conditions.

The tread design decreases the road noise generated while the tires are in motion. It negates the road noise by channeling the airwaves through the tire's footprint, without letting them come into contact with the tread elements. As the soundwaves do not reach the vehicle's cabin, the tire ensures an enjoyable drive.