General Grabber HTS 60. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Longer lasting tread life; Reduced road noise; All weather traction; Fuel-efficient tire; Precise steering responsiveness; . OVERVIEW: The General Grabber HTS 60 is a highway terrain all season tire manufactured for SUV, crossover and light truck vehicles. General offers a 50,000 mile warranty for its H speed rated and light truck sizes and a 65,000 mile warranty for the S and T rated sizes of this tire model.This model was manufactured to provide longer lasting tread life and higher mileage, making the tire very cost-efficient. The Duragen ultra-high strength technology offers a high mileage quote, by reinforcing its structure with steel belts, micro-fiber casing reinforcements and a wide tire outline. The tire's flatter footprint and optimized tread pattern stiffness offer a higher starting tread, and they prevent irregular wear for a longer lasting tread life.General's Comfort Balance Tread Cushioning System combined with the tread design's sound barrier ribs reduce the road noise heard in the cabin of the vehicle. This makes the driving experience more comfortable and quiet by ensuring constant and complete road contact.The tire offers great all weather traction, including in winter conditions. the tread pattern optimization enables it to have remarkable road grip, even in the colder winter months. The tire also has good wet traction and its grooves help prevent hydroplaning in deeper water, making the drive safer.This tire has a reduced rolling resistance thanks to the special tread pattern and tire compound. The lowered rolling resistance also decreases the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of the vehicle. This reduced rolling resistance makes the tire more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly.The General Grabber HTS 60's innovative tread design allows it to be easily controlled and offers an accurate steering responsiveness. The more precise steering responsiveness provides excellent road feedback, which allows the driver to respond quickly and efficiently to changing road conditions. 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.