As the name suggests, this model is an ultra high performance tire engineered especially for SUV, light truck, and CUV use.
General Grabber UHP has an improved rubber compound designed to offer drivers superior handling, strong braking, and powerful traction in all conditions. More exactly, this model features a second generation silica compound formed into a 10/32" and 11/32" deep pattern. A V-shaped and directional pattern ensures excellent traction and responsive handling on both wet and dry surfaces. Unique grooves with a heavy siping design deliver superior handling in all weather conditions. Thanks to this type of pattern, drivers can have better control on wet asphalt, while a deeper tread extends the mileage. Moreover, to improve acoustic comfort, engineers use Advanced Sound Reduction Technology combined with Continuously Varying Groove Angles.
For safety reasons, this tire incorporates a Flat Belt Contour, Shallow Slots to provide even wear and an extended lifespan. Best of all, this model is available with 72 months limited treadwear warranty. In addition, to attract attention, it comes with a modern style pattern and black sidewalls.
In conclusion, General Grabber UHP is present on the US market in a wide range of sizes with 16 to 24-inch rim diameters. These have H, V, and W-speed ratings that resist up to 168mph. According to the customer's reviews, this model is a superb UHP tire for Cadillac Escalade, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and Dodge Durango SRT, but also for Infinity QX80.
Features and benefits
- UHP tire with all season capability.
- Arrow-shaped center ribs provide precise steering and high directional stability.
- Aggressive tread design provides powerful traction and superb road grip.
- Up to 11/32" deep tread ensures long lasting and optimal casing protection.
- Wide footprint reduces braking distance for rapid stops.
- The latest technologies offer incredible quiet and comfortable driving.
- All sizes with exception of two have rim protectors.
- Backed by 72 months limited treadwear warranty.
