This is achieved with the detailed directional tread design, which was molded using a strong winter compound. Optimized rubber materials keep the tire pliable even in freezing conditions. On the other hand, the sipe and groove pattern generates biting edges that firmly grip ice- and snow-covered road surfaces. Circumferential and angled lateral grooves prevent hydroplaning, as they channel water and slush from below the footprint.

The directional pattern's center tread area closely follows the road, which boosts steering responsiveness and driving stability. The shoulder block pattern and its sipe placement generate the necessary number of biting edges to ensure secure cornering. Additionally, the rest of the tread's details create friction when braking, significantly shortening the overall braking distance as well. These improvements significantly enhance the tire's overall driving safety levels.

The ideal tread design's close surface contact manages to channel airwaves through the footprint, preventing their contact with the tread elements. As a result, the sound waves are not generated. This makes sure the passengers are not disturbed during the tire, which leads to a quiet driving experience.