The tread design's directional pattern features an angled block placement and a high void ratio which work together to improve the soft, loose and uneven terrain grip on the road and terrain surface. This allows the tire to increase its versatile terrain performance. The tread's optimal block placement enables the tire to easily conquer deep mud and loose dirt throughout its performance. In this manner, the tread does not allow the tire to get stuck on such terrain surface conditions, promoting its constant forward motion throughout the drive.

The high void ratio and angled tread blocks work together to maintain a clean footprint. They eliminate mud and snow and eject rocks from between the tread elements. As a result, the tread's self-cleaning nature keeps a clean footprint by preventing mud and snow from packing between the tread elements and blocking the surface contact. The stone ejecting ability prevents stone retention. It eliminates rocks from the footprint before they can drill into the casing and harm the tire while it's in motion. This effectively minimizes the tire's downtime and makes it resistant to damage.

The directional tread design's close and constant surface contact manages to boost the steering responsiveness and the driving stability. The steering becomes faster and more precise in its response to the driver's commands, while the structure is stabilized against the driving pressure affecting the model. This combination ensures the driver's full control over the vehicle in versatile weather.