Goodyear Armor Max MSA
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- All weather traction
- Enhanced controllability
- Upgraded load durability
OVERVIEW
The Goodyear Armor Max MSA is a highway terrain, all weather tire made for commercial vehicles. This model is designed to be mounted on all axle positions.
The ideal tread design maintains continuous road contact at all times. It improves steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering response time becomes faster and more precise to the driver's commands, while the structure is secured against driving pressure. At the same time, the tire's cornering and maneuvering are upgraded as well. These special tread elements and their close road contact enable the driver to have full control over the vehicle, which guarantees a safer driving experience.
The model provides excellent year-round performance. The ribbed tread pattern keeps the road contact in all conditions, while the all weather compound maintains flexibility in changing temperatures. These elements work together to boost the tire's dry, wet, and winter-weather traction. This model is marked with a 3PMSF symbol, which means that this tire can easily handle ice- and snow-covered road surfaces. On the other hand, the optimal grooves actively resist hydroplaning, by dispersing water and slush from the footprint in wet situations.
The Goodyear Armor Max MSA upgrades its load and driving durability. The reinforced internal structure and the durable rubber compound maintain the optimal tire shape under load and driving pressure. As the tire does not deform under pressure, it can easily carry and withstand heavy loads. This load capacity and handling power make this model perfect for commercial applications.
All weather tires receive the three mountain peak and snowflake (3PMS) symbol for their exceptional winter weather performance. They are all season tires with extra winter weather grip, in order to guarantee safer year-round durability. This ensures their true and secure driving ability throughout the year.
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.
