Goodyear Regional RHS II 132/130M G (14 Ply) 2019 AS A/S All Season Tire

Goodyear Regional RHS II. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Improved Handling Ability; All Season Traction; Superb Load Durability; . OVERVIEW: The Goodyear Regional RHS II is a highway terrain, all season tire manufactured for commercial trucks. This model is specially designed for the vehicle's steer axle.The tread is designed to form a completely flat footprint with the five ribs. This enhances its controllability and driving stability by maintaining close contact with the asphalt. With the symmetric ribbed tread pattern, the tire utilizes a large contact patch. As a result, the driver can maneuver the vehicle while relying on fast and precise steering responses. Meanwhile, the tire's structure is secured against the driving pressure affecting it. The result is a better handling capability that greatly improves driving safety.The premium all season compound upgrades the tire's performing ability throughout the year. It utilizes strong compound elements that adapt to fluctuating temperatures. Due to its adaptability, the tire can perform at its top on dry, wet, and snow-covered roads as well. The tread elements remain flexible in steaming hot and freezing cold temperatures as well. The high number of lateral- and rib-edge sipes populate the tread with biting edges that establish a strong grip with the road surface. The four circumferential grooves channel water, slush, and snow away from the footprint, preventing hydroplaning.This model boasts a high load capacity, due to its strengthened internal construction. This tire is built to endure huge load and driving pressures throughout the ride. Due to its high load capacity, it has no problem maintaining its optimal shape during heavy-duty operations. Since it won't deform under the pressure, it keeps the tread elements in great shape in the long run. These features make the Regional RHS II an excellent choice for heavy-duty applications. This specific tire is from 2019. DOT 2019 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.