Duro DI-2010 Buffalo
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Mud terrain traction
- Enhanced controllability
- Better durability
OVERVIEW
The Duro DI-2010 Buffalo is a mud terrain, all season tire manufactured for ATVs and UTVs.
The tire promotes great mud terrain traction. The directional tread design features a V-shaped tread lug placement upgrades the model's performing capability on soft and loose terrain surface conditions. The large lugs and tread blocks find firm grip on such terrain surfaces and ensure a secure performance. The detailed sidewall pattern guarantees the tire's forward motion in deep mud and loose dirt, while the high void ratio maintains a clean footprint as mud and snow cannot pack in between the tread elements.
The stronger internal structure enhances the model's durability. The tire was manufactured with a 4 to 6-ply carcass, depending on the specific tire size, that maintains its optimal shape under the driving and load pressure. The reinforced structure stabilizes the tread elements and prevents tread flexing. In this manner, the tire not only provides an optimized tire shape, but it also actively resists off-road damage from harming its tread area and casing.
The DI-2010 Buffalo is easily controlled. The directional tread lug and block placement manages to evenly distribute the driving pressure along the tread area even on off-road terrain conditions. This, along with the strengthened internal structure, stabilizes the structure during the drive. The better stability enables the tire's faster and more precise steering responsiveness as well, promoting a safer year round performance.
This specific tire model features a BIASED ply construction.
When it comes to ATV tires, there might be slight visual differences between brands and models even if the tires are of the same size.
NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE: This tire model is not DOT-approved for highway use.
Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.
