These tread elements provide a high number of biting edges, maximizing the surface contact and allowing the tire to respond faster and more precisely to the driver's commands. As the tire keeps its optimal shape all the time, the tread is able to closely follow the road contact throughout the performance. This offers a better and safer performance.

In other words, this promotes fuel efficiency. The rolling resistance determines how much energy is needed to ensure forward motion. Lowering it reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, offering a cost efficient and environmentally friendly driving experience.

It utilizes its durable compound materials that optimize rubber flexibility even in harsh winter temperatures. The directional tread maximizes the surface contact on wet and snow-covered road surfaces. The sipe and notch placement provide a high number of biting edges and greatly improve the road gripping capability in winter conditions. The tread grooves channel water and slush away from the footprint, actively resisting the risk of hydroplaning in rainy and snowy conditions.