Cosmo MuchoMacho. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: FREE Road Hazard Warranty; All weather traction; High speed performance; Enhanced high speed controllability; . OVERVIEW: The Cosmo MuchoMacho is a high performance, all season tire manufactured for performance vehicles.Cosmo also offers a road hazard warranty with this tire. Road hazard damage is harm caused to the tire during its performance. It can occur in the form of punctures, bruises, or impact breaks when the tire is driven in normal driving conditions on a federal, state, and/or locally maintained road. Cosmo's road hazard covers the first 25% of the tire's tread life or 1 year from the date of purchase (whichever comes first). The road hazard warranty covers passenger vehicle and SUV sizes and it does not include sizes of the 40 series and below and 21-inch diameters and above. In order to qualify for the road hazard, the tires must be registered with Cosmo within 45 days after the purchase.The tire promotes excellent all weather road gripping ability. The tread pattern and the tire compound combine their road gripping ability and enhance the wet, dry and light winter weather road gripping ability. The model's circumferential grooves prevent hydroplaning by eliminating water from below the tire footprint, which further boosts the wet weather road gripping ability. The combination of these two enhancements ensure a safer year round road gripping ability.Even at high speeds the MuchoMacho tire model offers excellent handling. The shoulder tread blocks and continuous center rib of the tread design maintain constant road contact and increase the steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering becomes quick and precise, which allows the driver to confidently control the vehicle. The model is stabilized against the driving pressure and it prevents wobbling during the drive. The optimized road contact and tire shape withstand the high speed driving pressure affecting the tire, enabling excellent high speed performance. 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.