When it comes to high performance driving, the tire's ability to maintain traction on the road is paramount. That is why we recommend you use the right set of tires according to your needs. With this being said, Haida has a large lineup of products that fit all pockets. One of them is HD921 which is a summer HP tire designed for powerful coupes and sedans.
Starting off, the special tread pattern of the Haida HD921 ensures excellent traction and grip on paved roads. The directional design offers stability while speeding, allowing for a maximum of 168 mph, depending on the size. Moreover, it keeps the vehicle stable, even when taking sharp turns. The innovative shoulders also improve the overall balance of the car while adding extra lateral grip for maximum performance. Besides, durable sidewalls protect the tire from curb damage and offer a stylish look to your car.
In addition, four wide linear grooves evacuate water from the footprint, resulting in a lower aquaplaning risk. Furthermore, the Haida HD921 has lateral grooves that combat heat buildup on hot summer days, thus extending the service life of the tire. Also, the center rib offers superior handling precision, allowing you to safely take turns. A modern rubber compound reduces the overall usage of fuel by lowering the rolling resistance. At last, the tough structure on the inside raises comfort levels due to its absorption of road vibrations. Above that, this model is available on the US market in many sizes starting from 14" up to 24" rim diameters. Backed by reviews, it fits perfectly on cars like Alfa Romeo Giulia, Honda Civic, and Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
Features and benefits
- Innovative summer HP tire designed for many passenger cars.
- Deep grooves expel water from the footprint to improve performance.
- Directional tread pattern offers excellent traction and grip.
- Stiff sidewalls shield the rim from curb damage.
- Advanced rubber compound lowers the rolling resistance for less fuel usage.
- Optimized sipe distribution improves acceleration and shortens the braking distance.
