Kanati Overland RTX
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Rugged terrain traction
- Enhanced controllability
- Improved driving durability
- All weather traction
OVERVIEW
The Kanati Overland RTX is a rugged terrain, all season tire made for light trucks.
The aggressive tread pattern and the durable rubber compound work together to increase the tire's performance on hard rocky terrains. The optimized tread elements firmly grip the surface with extra biting edges. As a result, the tire maintains forward motion at all times. At the same time, the self-cleaning nature keeps the footprint clean. The wide footprint and the special elements eliminate mud, rocks, and dirt from the footprint, offering better contact with the driving surface. Also, this ability resist stone retention from harming the tire's casing and guarantees a safe driving experience.
The tire's continuous contact with the driving surface significantly improves its steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering response time is faster and more precise to the driver's instructions, while the structure is secured against driving pressure. The wide shoulder blocks and their excellent contact with the driving surface boost the tire's cornering. As a result, these elements increase the tire's overall controllability and maneuvering.
The model upgrades its load and driving durability. In other words, the reinforced internal structure and the durable rubber compound maintain the optimal tire shape under load and driving pressure. This structure does not allow the tire to deform under load and driving pressure, which increases the load-carrying capacity. On the other hand, the durable rubber compound resists external damage, such as punctures, cuts, and tearing. These elements make this model perfect for light trucks.
The Kanati Overland RTX enhances its year-round performance. The ideal tread design follows the diving surface in all conditions, while the all season compound keeps the rubber flexible in changing temperatures. This combination upgrades the tire's dry, wet, and winter-weather traction.
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.
