The tread design's directional lug placement and optimal surface contact upgrade the soft and loose terrain gripping ability. The directional lug placement and high void ratio boost the model's forward motion on various terrain surface conditions. In this manner, the tire conquers all field terrains, without getting stuck on demanding surface conditions. The better off-road traction ensures the tire's safer performing capability.

As a result, the tire eases the driving pressure off the tire, minimizing the pressure the tire places on the driving pressure. The lowered driving pressure levels enable the tire to prevent field retention. Field or soil retention happens when the tire damages the soil quality with its traction during its performance. By avoiding soil retention, the model promotes a field friendly driving experience.

This combination enables the tire to withstand and carry heavy loads with ease, without the optimal tire shape's deformation under the pressure. This results in the model's higher load capacity as the tire maintains its ideal shape under the load and driving pressure affecting the model.