Radar Dimax eTouring 1 185/65R15, All Season, Touring tires.

Features and Benefits: All season traction; Enhanced controllability; Fuel efficient performance; Comfortable performance; Radar Dimax eTouring 1 TiresThe Radar Dimax eTouring 1 is a touring, all season tire made for passenger vehicles. The tire promotes great all season traction. The silica compound and ribbed tread design work together in order to upgrade dry, wet, and winter weather grip on the road surface. The tread pattern, with the ideal sipe and groove placement, provides a high number of biting edges. Stronger silica elements of the footprint maintain rubber flexibility, optimizing its traction in versatile temperatures. Three circumferential grooves are used to combat hydroplaning in wet conditions. The center ribs ensure consistent traction and road contact enhances its controllability. The tread elements help to upgrade its steering responsiveness and driving stability. The shoulder blocks firmly grip the road during cornering, enhancing the overall maneuvering ability. Silica elements of the compound and the sipe placement create friction during braking. This effectively shortens the tire's overall stopping distance. Better traction and road contact helps to ease driving pressure off the tire, lowering its rolling resistance. As a result, the tire helps to decrease the pressure affecting the tire during its performance, which minimizes the vehicle's fuel consumption and CO2 emission levels. This is achieved as the rolling resistance regulates the vehicle's fuel usage needed to keep the tires in motion. The tire ensures a fuel-conscious performance. The Radar Dimax eTouring 1 features a computer-optimized pitch variation which lowers road noise levels. The tread negates sound waves before they can reach the vehicle's cabin, as the pitch variation generates a sound-canceling frequency. The passengers' driving enjoyment is ensured, as sound waves of not disturb them. A quiet driving experience is the result. 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.