Super Cargo SC011
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- All season performance
- Improved controllability
- Upgraded load durability
- Longer-lasting tread life
OVERVIEW
The Super Cargo SC011 is a highway terrain, all season tire made for commercial vehicles. This model is built to be mounted on drive axle positions.
This model promotes excellent performance throughout the year. The ribbed tread design and the all season compound improve traction in dry, wet, and winter conditions. In other words, this tread pattern maintains road contact in versatile weather conditions, while the all season compound keeps the rubber flexible in changing temperatures. At the same time, the optimal grooves resist hydroplaning. They actively eliminate water and slush from the footprint, protecting the tire against slipping in wet situations.
The ribbed tread design and the close road contact improve overall controllability and driving stability. These elements also boost steering responsiveness. In other words, the tire's steering response time becomes faster and more precise to the driver's commands. The structure is secured against the driving pressure affecting the tire throughout the performance. The block elements upgrade the cornering ability. This combination gives the driver full control over the vehicle, offering a safe driving experience.
The reinforced internal structure and the durable rubber compound enhance load and driving durability. They maintain the optimal tire shape under load and driving pressure that does not allow it to deform during the performance. It also increases the load-carrying capacity and handling power, making this tire an excellent choice for commercial applications.
The Super Cargo SC011 offers a longer-lasting tread life. This ideal tread design evenly distributes the driving pressure along the tread area. Additionally, the wear-resistant compound slows the treadwear rate down significantly. It reduces the chance of irregular and premature wear formations, which lengthens the tire's service life and usability.
