Suitable for almost all types of weather conditions, all season tires can be used year-round in most weather temperatures. The rubbers used in all-season tires are designed to stay flexible and pliable, but not at temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
All-terrain tires were made to perform in on and off road conditions as well as wet, dry and snowy roads.
Grand Touring tires were designed to be driven all year round in various weather conditions. Most grand touring tires have higher speed ratings than touring tires.
High Performance tires are designed to offer sporty handling, fast response, and excellent grip to the road surface.
Highway tires were designed for vehicles traveling on highways and other paved roads.
These are winter tires with special ice compounding to help navigate icy conditions during winter seasons, they are a type of winter tire that is not studdable.
These tires are designed to deliver the ultimate in wet and dry performance, but are not designed to be used for winter conditions.
Mud Tires are tires designed for tough and muddy terrain. Between the “aggressive” tread pattern and large tread blocks, the tire has the ability to throw off mud and debris. This allows your vehicle to navigate rocky and muddy terrains with ease.
Tires built for rugged terrains. These tires offer excellent off-road traction, durable construction, and aggressive styling.
Performance tires are designed for sports cars and other vehicles to increase handling, speed, response and traction.
These tires are optimized for better handling. Normally, these tires have an asymmetrical tread design to handle at high speeds. Designed to fit SUV/CUV’s.
Studdadble winter tires are tires manufactured to allow metal studs to be inserted for extra grip in snow and icy conditions.
Summer tires are made with sticky rubber compound and are designed to provide maximum traction in warm weather. These tires offer great performance in cornering, accelerating and braking, but are only at their best when temperatures are warm. Because of that rubber compound, summer tires have much shorter tread life than other types of tires. These tires are designed for sports cars and performance vehicles.
These tires were designed to be driven all year round in various weather conditions. Most grand touring tires have higher speed ratings than touring tires.
UHP tires are designed to handle high speeds and extra torque produced by sports cars that are equipped with extra horsepower, enhanced braking systems, and sports-tuned suspensions.