As the tire maintains its road grip in dry and wet weather, it is safer to use in summer conditions. This model, however, is not meant to be used in winter weather, due to the compound losing its traction in the colder winter temperatures. The circumferential grooves prevent hydroplaning by evacuating water from beneath the tire footprint, for a safer wet weather traction.

In this manner, the tire is capable of maintaining the vehicle's weight to ensure that the driver safely arrives at a destination where they can change or repair the damaged tire. These tires are heavier in construction and are usually manufactured for vehicles without space for a spare tire.

It avoids irregular wear patterns forming by equally distributing the driving pressure across the tread area. This spreading out of the forces of acceleration, cornering and braking ensures longevity of the tread pattern and increases the tire's usability.

This design cancels out the road noise that's generated by creating sound waves that negate it. The lower road noise levels heard in the vehicle's cabin ensure a quiet and comfortable drive.

They provide additional biting edges that firmly grip onto the road during cornering situations. They also promote a faster and more accurate steering responsiveness and they stabilize the tire against the driving forces to ensure easy and effortless handling in all summer conditions.