Designed for year-round use in moderate climates, All-Season tyres offer a perfect balance of traction, durability, and fuel efficiency. They are suitable for dry, wet, and light snow conditions, making them a reliable choice for everyday driving.
Optimized for warm weather and high-performance driving, Summer tyres provide excellent grip on both dry and wet roads. However, they are not suitable for cold temperatures or snowy conditions, as their performance drops in winter weather.
Winter tyres are made with softer rubber compounds to maintain flexibility in cold weather. Featuring deep treads for better grip on snow and ice, many of them carry the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) symbol, indicating superior winter performance.
All-Terrain tyres are designed for both on-road and off-road use. With deeper treads, they offer better traction on surfaces like dirt, mud, and gravel. These tyres are especially suitable for SUVs and trucks used in mixed driving environments.
Built for extreme off-road conditions, Mud-Terrain tyres feature large, aggressive tread patterns that provide maximum grip in mud and rocky terrain. However, they tend to be noisy and less fuel-efficient on paved roads.
Designed for sports cars and high-performance vehicles, Performance (UHP) tyres offer enhanced grip, handling, and braking. These tyres deliver superior performance but generally wear out faster than standard tyres.
Run-Flat tyres are built to be driven for a short distance even after losing air pressure. They feature reinforced sidewalls that support the car when punctured, and are commonly found in luxury and performance vehicles.
