It is achieved with the deep tread and angled block placement in order to enable the tire's grip on the road surface. These elements provide exceptional traction on versatile terrains and throughout the year. Stronger compound elements keep the rubber flexible in summer and winter conditions. Circumferential grooves and open shoulder pattern channel water and slush from the footprint, avoiding hydroplaning.

The tire features a reinforced internal structure, which does not allow the tire to deform under load and driving pressure. Since the structure is maintained under pressure, the tire is able to securely carry and withstand heavy loads. In other words, the tire's stronger load handling power is guaranteed.

The footprint stability allows the lugs and blocks to evenly circulate driving pressure along the tread area. Irregular wear is avoided in this manner. Stronger rubber compounds prevent premature wear and tread damage. As a result, the tread's chipping, cracking, and tearing is prevented. This significantly improves the tire's service life.