The tire enables great traction in dry, wet, and light winter conditions. This is achieved with the tread design and the durable compound. They work together to generate traction with extra biting edges and to keep the tire pliable throughout the year. Hydroplaning is resisted with the tread design that disperses water and slush from the footprint, further enhancing its performance on wet roads.

The ideal tread design works with the durable compound to effectively provide slow and even wear. Footprint stability maintains 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 combination greatly boosts the tire’s overall tread life length.

The tire’s reinforced internal structure keeps the ideal tire shape under load and driving pressure. It enables the tire to safely carry and withstand heavy loads, which effectively upgrades its load capacity. In other words, the tire can securely perform during its heavy-duty applications.