Roadone Cavalry M/T LT 265/75R16 Load E 10 Ply MT Mud Tire Fits: 2000-02 Dodge Ram 2500 Base, 2013-14 Toyota FJ Cruiser Base

Roadone Cavalry M/T

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Mud terrain tire
• Self-cleaning tread
• Enhanced controllability

OVERVIEW

The Roadone Cavalry M/T is a mud terrain all season tire manufactured for light trucks.

The tire promotes great mud terrain traction. The large staggered tread elements, the open shoulder design and the wide grooves of the directional tread design enhance the soft and loose terrain road grip. They enable the model to perform well on off-road surfaces without issues and ensure a secure driving experience. The tread elements also manage to prevent stone retention as the tread blocks eject rock stuck between the tread elements. The self-cleaning nature of the tread pattern also eliminates mud from the grooves that blocks the tire from its contact with the road surface.

The tread design enhances the all weather traction. The special tread elements of the directional pattern firmly grip the road surface in dry, wet and winter weather. The all season tire compound keeps the tire’s flexibility even in colder temperatures, while the tread grooves disperse snow and prevent it from blocking the tire’s surface contact. The wide grooves also actively resist hydroplaning by channeling water and slush from below the tire’s footprint. The maintained road contact and excellent hydroplaning resistance promote a safer year round performance.

The Cavalry M/T increases the tire’s controllability. The directional tread design stabilizes the tire against the driving pressure affecting it during the drive as the tire closely follows the road and terrain surface. The maintained road contact enhances the steering precision and responsiveness to the driver’s instructions. The better handling guarantees a secure drive and performing ability in all weather and on off-road surfaces.

The intended purpose of Mud Terrain tire types is off-road use. They are not designed for regular highway driving.

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.