Dcenti DC66. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: All weather traction; Enhanced controllability; Fuel-efficient performance; Comfortable drive; . OVERVIEW: The Dcenti DC66 is a touring, all season tire made for passenger vehicles and SUVs.The asymmetric tread design and the all season compound guarantee excellent year-round traction. The tread design firmly grips the road in dry, wet, and winter conditions. The all season compound keeps the rubber flexible in both hot summer and cold winter temperatures. The wide circumferential grooves disperse water and slush from the footprint and prevent hydroplaning in wet conditions. This combination ensures the tire's safer performance throughout the year.This model enhances controllability. The asymmetric tread design and stronger structure keep consistent road contact and boost steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering response is faster and more precise to the driver's commands, while the structure is secured against the pressure affecting the tire. Wide shoulder blocks firmly grip the road and upgrades cornering and maneuvering. This tread design, with the siping detail and wide grooves, offers the tire's safer performance.This is a fuel-efficient model. The special compound and the asymmetric tread design ease the pressure off the tire and reduce its rolling resistance. This is the pressure that determines the vehicle's needed fuel consumption in order to keep the tires in motion. The tire promotes low fuel intake and CO2 emission levels during the performance. Thanks to the low rolling resistance, the model guarantees a fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly performance.The Dcenti DC66 also guarantees a comfortable drive. The consistent road contact and the special tread design reduce road noise levels and vibrations felt by the passengers. The special footprint decreases road noise reaching the vehicle's cabin, while the durable compound absorbs the shock of driving. This ensures the tire's quiet and comfortable driving experience. 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.