Atlander 33/1250R18LT ROVERCLAW R/T 118Q 10PLY ATL1910

Features and Benefits: Rugged terrain traction; Comfortable drive; Heavy-duty handling; Improved tread life; Atlander Roverclaw R/T TiresThe Atlander Roverclaw R/T is a rugged terrain, all season tire manufactured for light trucks. The stabilized footprint and the durable compound materials work together to upgrade the tread life and usability. The... moredurable compound materials are able to slow down the tread wear rate and provide damage protection. The tread evenly distributes the load and driving pressure. This effectively avoids irregular and premature wear formations from shortening the tread life, improving the tire's overall service life. The model promotes great load handling ability thanks to the strong internal materials that support the tire throughout the performance. The tire keeps its original shape while under load and driving pressure, boosting the tire's load capacity. The reinforced internal construction keeps the tire in excellent shape throughout the performance, improving the controllability and driving stability as well. The model responds exceptionally well on various terrain surfaces, allowing the driver to maintain superb control over the vehicle all the time. The Atlander Roverclaw R/T's aggressive tread elements, with the high void ratio and staggered block elements, provide exceptional grip on soft, loose, and uneven surfaces. The tire is able to conquer various terrains with ease and maintain a constant forward motion. This allows the model to perform well in deep mud as well, while self-cleaning tread eliminates dirt and snow from the footprint to improve the surface contact. The tire is able to safely perform in off-road conditions, avoiding stone retention. The special tread also provides a quiet and comfortable driving experience, as the block design prevents the airwaves from generating noise while tires are in motion. This allows the passengers to enjoy a quiet and comfortable driving experience. 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.