Goodyear Fuel Max RTD 225/70R19.5, All Season, Highway tires.

Features and Benefits: All Season Traction; Enhanced Durability; Extended Service Life; Goodyear Fuel Max RTD TiresThe Goodyear Fuel Max RTD is a highway terrain, all season tire made for commercial trucks. This model is specially designed for the vehicle's drive axle. The tire is made of strong compound materials that are wear-resistant, ensuring that the tread elements stay in great shape in the long term. With the flat footprint, the tread elements resist premature and irregular wear, greatly extending the tire's service life. The tread design is designed to avoid accelerated wear formations at all costs. It evenly distributes load and driving pressure across the tread to slow down tread wear as much as possible. With the optimal void ratio, the tread elements eject rocks from the footprint, preventing stone retention. This model is engineered to carry and withstand heavy loads, promoting a strengthened internal construction. The strong construction features tough materials that keep the tire's optimal shape during heavy-duty operations. The tread is wide and robust enough to prevent excessive pressure build-up. It does so by ensuring that load is equally balanced between the tread blocks across the footprint. Its high load durability enables the model to go long distances, while keeping its tread elements in great shape. It offers the performance required for challenging commercial operations. The Goodyear Fuel Max RTD comes with an adaptive rubber blend that maintains its flexibility despite the fluctuating weather conditions. It is ready to perform in freezing cold and steaming hot temperatures as well. This way, it can provide the optimal stickiness required to maximize its grip on the asphalt. The tread is populated with siped, individual tread blocks that provide the tire with a high number of biting edges. These guarantee consistent traction on dry, wet, and winter road conditions. The abundance of circumferential and lateral grooves channel water, slush, and snow away from the footprint, preventing aquaplaning. 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.