Cooper Discoverer Snow Claw 265/60R20, Winter, Highway tires.

Features and Benefits: Winter weather traction; Improved controllability; Better load durability; Cooper Discoverer Snow Claw TiresThe Cooper Discoverer Snow Claw is a touring and highway terrain, winter tire made for SUVs and light trucks. It has some commercial van sizes available. The tire enhances its controllability with the versatile tread elements. The detailed footprint utilizes the notched center rib and the detailed block pattern to boost the handling. These elements improve the steering responsiveness and the driving stability. In other words, the tire boosts the steering response time and accuracy to the drivers commands, while the structure is secured against the driving pressure. The high-density zigzag sipe placement enables the tire to improve the braking power. The generated friction greatly reduces the tires overall braking distance. As a result, the driver has better control over the vehicle during its performance. The aggressive tread design with the high-density siping placement and Snow Groove Technology significantly upgrades the tires winter weather traction. These tread elements ensure the tires constant grip on the ice- and snow-covered road surfaces. The snow grooves pack snow between the tread elements in order to increase the tires snow-on-snow traction. The strengthened winter compound allows the tire to improve the rubber flexibility in freezing temperatures. The circumferential and angled lateral groove pattern helps to prevent hydroplaning as they disperse water and slush from below the footprint. The footprint is pinned for studs, which can be added to further enhance the winter weather traction. The Cooper Discoverer Snow Claw upgrades the load durability. The reinforced internal structure keeps the ideal tire shape under the load and driving pressure. As the tire does not deform under the load and driving pressure, it is able to greatly improve the models load capacity. This ensures the models safer, heavy-duty application. 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.