Finalist Terreno M/T LT 126/123Q E (10 Ply) MT Mud Terrain Tire

Finalist Terreno M/T. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Mud terrain traction; Enhanced controllability; All season traction; Longer-lasting tread life; . OVERVIEW: The Finalist Terreno M/T is a mud terrain, all season tire made for SUVs and light trucks.This model utilizes its aggressive tread pattern to provide traction on versatile off-road terrains. It combines the staggered block placement with a high void ratio, ensuring terrain grip throughout its performance. As a result, the tire is able to securely conquer soft, loose, and uneven terrains with ease, upgrading its consistent forward motion. Additionally, the tread keeps the footprint clean. Mud and snow do not block surface contact, while stone retention is effectively prevented as well.The reinforced structure and stable footprint work together in order to enhance its controllability and load durability. A jointless nylon band is used to strengthen the construction, which does not allow the tire to deform. This boosts the overall load-carrying and driving capacity. On the other hand, it works with the footprint to upgrade handling. They allow the tire's surface contact, providing better steering responsiveness and driving stability. This results in a secure driving experience.All season traction is also offered with this model. The tire is able to combine its all season compound and detailed footprint to boost dry, wet, and winter grip. The aggressive footprint's additional biting edges enable the tire's surface traction, while the compound keeps it pliable in changing conditions. This enables the tire's usability throughout the year.The Finalist Terreno M/T features a wider footprint, which was molded from a wear-resistant compound. These ensure the tire's exceptional service life by optimizing the tread wear rate and manner. In other words, they combat premature and irregular wear formations, significantly enhancing the tire's tread life.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.