The directional tread pattern utilizes a special siping detail to firmly grip the surface with extra biting edges, boosting performance in winter. At the same time, the compound blend keeps the rubber pliable in freezing temperatures. This combination upgrades performance on ice- and snow-covered roads. Also, the tire has wide grooves on the tread area, which prevent hydroplaning. These grooves eliminate water and slush from the footprint, guaranteeing a safe driving experience, even in harsh winter conditions.

This structure maintains the optimal tire shape under the vehicle's weight, in case of air pressure loss. The tire can be driven for 50 miles, up to 50 mph, after air pressure leaves the tire. This limited, temporary performance ensures the tire's safer drive in winter weather conditions. Run flat tires cannot be mounted on the same vehicle together with regular tires, due to their heavier internal structure.

The large elements increase the steering response time and accuracy to the driver's commands. The structure is secured against driving pressure. The wide shoulder blocks and the siping detail help the tire to upgrade the cornering and braking abilities, which enhances the driver's control over the vehicle. This offers a secured driving performance.

The ideal tread design and the durable rubber compound reduce the rolling resistance. It is the pressure that determines how much energy the vehicle needs to keep the tires in motion. Decreased rolling resistance reduced fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, leading to a fuel-conscious and environmentally friendly driving experience.