These large elements strongly grip soft, loose, and uneven surfaces. They firmly grip the road and terrain surface and keep the forward motion even through deep mud and soft dirt. As the tire maintains its surface contact at all times, it enhances steering responsiveness and driving stability. In other words, the steering response becomes faster and more precise to the driver's commands, while the structure is stabilized against driving pressure. These large elements also increase maneuvering on versatile terrains.

The reinforced structure keeps the ideal tire shape under load and driving pressure. This makes sure the structure does not deform during its performance. This enables the tire to carry and withstand heavy loads with ease. On the other hand, the rubber compound protects the tire against external damage such as punctures, cuts, and tearing.

This tread design and rubber compound prevent irregular and premature wear formations along the tread elements. This tread evenly distributes driving pressure along the tread area, while the compound decreases the treadwear rate. As a result, this combination offers a longer-lasting tread life.