Kenda 33x1250R18 Klever R/T KR601 122R E/10 Ply BSW Tire 601017

Features and Benefits: Rugged terrain performance; Self-cleaning footprint; Increased damage resistance; All season surface grip; Improved handling; Kenda Klever R/T TiresThe Kenda Klever R/T is a rugged terrain, all season tire designed for light trucks. The model provides great performance both on- and off-road. The wide grooves work with the sca... morelloped shoulders, and the tread buttress to secure reliable traction and forward motion on soft and loose terrains, like mud. The diverse design of the siped tread blocks and their biting edges deliver superior grip on hard and uneven surfaces. The optimized grooves clean the tread from mud, rocks, and snow, upgrading the models performance. The detailed tread elements on the sidewall lessen the chance of cuts and puncture damage. The open shoulders and the wide groove design give the tire the self-cleaning ability. This prevents stone retention and reduces the possibility of tread and casing damage. In addition, the sturdy carcass strengthens the tire from the inside, preserving its shape and allowing better absorption of the shocks of driving. The models groove design drains water and slush from under the tire, preventing on-road hydroplaning. The siped blocks increase winter performance. Moreover, the tire is pinned for studs, which can improve grip on snow and ice surfaces. The blocks also put an increased rubber area on the road, boosting dry traction. Furthermore, the compound keeps the tire flexible throughout the year, boosting the models all season drive. The Kenda Klever R/T offers excellent maneuvering. It is guaranteed both on- and off-road with the scalloped shoulders, the tread buttress, and the diverse design of the shoulder blocks. These elements ensure optimal braking and cornering. The steering response and the driving stability is also provided, thanks to the consistent surface traction of the aggressive tread design and the specific size and placement of the blocks. 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.