General Grabber Arctic LT 225/75R16 E/10PLY BSW TY-Telefon Gehäuse-48015

Features and Benefits: Winter weather traction; Enhanced load durability; Longer lasting usability; General Grabber Arctic LT TiresThe General Grabber Arctic LT is a highway terrain, winter tire made for light trucks. The tire offers exceptional winter weather traction. The detailed symmetric tread design with the high-density siping placement and... morethe snow traction ridges and the winter compound improve the winter weather, ice, and snow surface grip. The optimal tread elements firmly grip the road surface with extra biting edges, while the compound keeps its rubber flexibility in freezing temperatures. The tread's circumferential grooves effectively avoid hydroplaning by dispersing water and slush from the footprint, resulting in a secure wet weather performance. The stronger construction features the DuraGen Ultra High Strength Technology's steel belt construction to maintain the ideal tire shape under the load and driving durability. This structure does not allow the tire to deform under the load and driving pressure, which significantly increases the tire's load capacity. The maintained ideal tire shape keeps the ideal tire shape, while the tread keeps the road contact. This combination boosts the steering responsiveness and driving stability. As a result, the tire ensures the driver's better control over the vehicle at all times. The General Grabber Arctic LT upgrades the usability. The stabilized tread elements and the durable compound enhance the tread life. The better tread stability enables the tire to combat tread flexing. This allows the tire to evenly distribute the driving pressure along the footprint, actively avoiding irregular wear formations. The stronger compound elements minimize the treadwear rate. As a result, the tire guarantees a longer-lasting service life. 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.