The Hercules H-601 is a commercial truck and bus tire that is used in all positions. This is for medium duty use and offers an excellent driving experience by combining power with safety.
Firstly, the five rib design distributes the load evenly, helping reduce wear and tear while enhancing steering control. This design is especially important for maintaining balance and control on highways where precise handling is crucial. Then, the circumferential grooves channel water away from the Hercules H-601's surface during wet conditions, reducing the risk of hydroplaning. Clearing water efficiently helps these grooves maintain a firm grip on the road, which is vital for safety. Also, the careful placement of sipes ensures that they don’t weaken the model's structure. Instead, they enhance flexibility in specific areas of the tread, improving traction without compromising durability.
Secondly, the thick sidewalls can withstand up to 7,826 lbs per single tire, depending on the size. The sidewalls also protect against damage from curbs, potholes, and other road hazards. They are strong, reducing the likelihood of punctures or sidewall cuts, which can lead to tire failure. Moreover, the all steel casing provides excellent resistance to stress, allowing the Hercules H-601 to handle heavy loads and maintain its shape under extreme conditions. The steel also improves retreadability, and when the tread wears out, the casing can often be reused for a new layer of tread, reducing costs and waste. Lastly, the closed shoulders reduce road noise, making for a smoother and quieter ride. They increase control when braking and accelerating too. Finally, the available sizes on the US market come in a 22.5'' rim diameter option.
Features and benefits
- Closed shoulders deliver better control when making sudden turns.
- Deep grooves increase safety by throwing away water.
- Smart siping improves grip by biting the ground.
- Resistant rubber compound offers enough protection from damage.
- Strong sidewalls withstand heavy loads without any problems.
