Understanding the different tire types and what they offer is essential since different tires are suitable for various vehicles. Light trucks and passenger vehicles use tires that ensure a smooth ride when on roads with varying conditions.
Passenger tires
Their design feature comfort and a quiet ride from their rubber components. Their tires are designed for reliability and are more responsive when handling. They include:
• All-season tires whose symmetrical tread patterns and circumferential grooves maintain functionality in wet weather grip
• Summer tires, optimized for warm weather and a responsive handling whether in damp or dry conditions.
• Touring tires that are reliable all-season and deliver a smooth ride
• Summer tires, optimized for warm weather and a responsive handling whether in damp or dry conditions.
• Touring tires that are reliable all-season and deliver a smooth ride
Light truck tires
They are designed to match different uses of the vehicle thus more aggressive to remain functional where there are no pavements.
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• Highway tires endure heavier loads from their designs with more durable compounds
• All-terrain truck tires have a more aggressive tread patterns. The large tread blocks and voids offer traction when off the road with excellent stability and comfort.
• Mud terrain tires have large tread blocks and voids. They give traction in soft terrains from their aggressive sidewall features.
• All-terrain truck tires have a more aggressive tread patterns. The large tread blocks and voids offer traction when off the road with excellent stability and comfort.
• Mud terrain tires have large tread blocks and voids. They give traction in soft terrains from their aggressive sidewall features.
