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$355.96
60,000 miles
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Highway
The Roadone Cavalry H/T is a highway terrain, all season tire manufactured for SUVs and light trucks. The tread design and all season compound improve the year round traction and prevent hydroplaning. The maintained road contact boosts the controllability, while the shoulder blocks enhance the cornering ability. The evenly circulated driving pressure increases the length of the tread life and usability. The Cavalry H/T upgrades its durability with the stronger construction.
The detailed tread design with the siping detail and the all season compound enhance the all weather traction.
The circumferential grooves and lateral shoulder grooves disperse water and slush and avoid hydroplaning.
The symmetric ribbed pattern's closer surface contact upgrades the steering responsiveness and the driving stability.
The big pattern shoulder blocks boost the cornering and maneuvering ability, enhancing the maneuvering capability.
The symmetric ribbed tread design ensures even pressure distribution along the tread area, avoiding uneven wear.
The stronger internal structure improves the load and driving durability by maintaining the ideal tire shape under the pressure.
All tires sold on our site are brand new. We do not sell used, retreaded, or reconditioned tires.
All warranties are provided by the tire manufacturers. Priority Tire only offers a 90-day return policy for unused and unmounted tires.
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These are a good choice of tire for front steering tires and highway use!
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