The tire is capable of handling larger loads with ease. The construction of the tire maintains the optimal tire shape under such pressure, which helps the tire increase its load capacity. In other words, the tire is able to withstand load pressure, boosting the overall load durability.

The optimized tire footprint spreads driving pressure equally across the tread area. The even distribution of the forces of acceleration, cornering, and braking prevents irregular wear across the tread area. As a result, the ideal tread pattern is resistant to uneven tread wear as it increases the tire’s driving stability. The improved stability, the slower wearing tread, and the prevention of uneven wear combined extend the tire’s usability. This is further boosted by the tread pattern that resists rock retention. The deeper starting tread helps as well.

This is achieved with the optimal tread elements, which increases its surface contact. The tread elements increase soft and hard terrain traction throughout the performance. It enables its consistent forward motion, while also keeping the footprint clean. Mud and snow do not block surface contact. As a result, better traction is guaranteed.