For good functionality of your vehicle maintain your tires properly. For instance, we should keep them properly inflated, and check them for signs of wear at each stop. Now we will talk about one of the most outstanding ST tires from Arisun's lineup, the ST100. This model is an advanced trailer position tire designed to resist heavy loads in long distance highway applications.
In the design of this model, engineers use heat resistant rubber compounds made combining the latest innovations and technologies. As a result, these allow for slowing down the tire aging and extending the tire life. Shaped into a symmetrical pattern with multi ribs, the tread provides great road stability and improved road noise. Four linear grooves work together with a heavy siping design to provide maximum grip power with asphalt. The extra durable compound resists sidewall flex in sharp corners. Additionally, a curved shoulder design with an optimized pattern distributes uniform load stress, thus offering even wearing. The continous center rib provides responsive handling. For safety reasons, it benefits from a full nylon cap and durable sidewalls in all sizes for improved durability. While two steel belts deliver high resistance against puncture and improve vehicle towing stability.
Arisun ST100 is built in a wide range of sizes. These start from 13 to 16-inch rim diameters, with 6, 8, or 10-ply ratings. All sizes are tubeless and have an M-speed rating (81mph). A lot of trailers produced by well know trailer manufacturers such as Felling Trailers use Arisun ST100.
Features and benefits
- Innovative ST tire ideal for long distance trailer services.
- Strong and specially designed shoulders increase grip, and stability, thus dealing with uneven wear.
- Heat resistant rubber compound improves fuel usage and annual costs, but also resists heat buildup.
- Durable casing construction provides optimal carrying ability from 1,360 lbs up to 3,640 lbs, depending on the tire size.
- Heavy siping design improves grip capability on wet surfaces, thus increasing contact with the asphalt.
