The durable compound elements and the detailed siping placement increase the tire's surface traction to ensure a safe year-round drive. The compound elements optimize the rubber's flexibility in various temperatures. The tread's siping placement increases the number of biting edges that grip the road, while the ideal groove placement avoids hydroplaning in wet situations.

The strong compound and the reinforced internal structure work together to increase heavy-duty handling. These elements maintain the ideal tire shape under load and driving pressure. As the tire does not deform, it can easily carry and withstand heavy loads. This load-carrying capacity makes the model perfectly safe, even under heavy loads.

The ideal tread design works with the durable compound to effectively provide slow and even wear. Footprint stability is maintained by the stronger structure, which boosts surface contact and helps prevent tread flexing. As a result, the tire avoids irregular wear by preventing pressure accumulation along the tread area. On the other hand, strong compound elements offer wear resistance, decreasing the treadwear rate. The groove bottom knobs eject rocks before they can drill into the tread and damage the casing.