The aggressive tread pattern and the rubber compound improve performance on soft, loose, and uneven terrains. Thanks to the large elements and their strong grip, the tire can easily keep its forward motion. The aggressive tread pattern keeps the footprint clean. This tread disperses mud, snow, and rocks stuck between the tread elements. It upgrades the tire's surface contact while preventing stone retention.

It means, that they do not allow the tire to deform under the pressure affecting it. They maintain the optimal tire shape, which enables the tire to carry and withstand heavy loads. On the other hand, the special rubber compound resists external damage. It avoids punctures, cuts, and tearing, which increases driving safety levels during off-road applications.

The ideal tread design maintains surface contact at all times, while the special rubber compound keeps the rubber flexible in warm and cold temperatures. As a result, these elements increase the performance in dry, wet, and winter conditions.

They are not designed for regular highway driving.