Keter KT696

They work together to upgrade dry and wet road grip. In this manner, the asymmetric tread pattern keeps close surface contact during its performance, while the compound prevents heat build-up in warmer temperatures. At the same time, wide circumferential grooves resist hydroplaning. These grooves eliminate water from the footprint in wet situations. As a result, these elements offer a safer summer driving experience.

They also increase the steering response time and accuracy to the driver's commands, while the structure is stabilized. The optimal tread elements strongly grip the road surface, with extra biting edges, enhancing cornering. On the other hand, the siping detail and its close surface contact shorten the braking distance, by creating friction at the moment of stopping. As a result, this combination guarantees the driver's full control over the vehicle.

The asymmetric tread pattern maintains consistent surface contact, while the reinforced internal structure keeps the ideal tire shape under driving pressure. The heat-resistance compound prevents heat build-up along the tread area throughout its high speed performance. They work together to offer a secure high speed drive.