From the best manufacturers of tires in the US, Mastercraft has its name made around premium products only. This is the case with the Courser CXT, another performant all terrain tire that resolves heavy tasks, without any problem. It is designed to be used on light trucks and SUVs. It needs to be mentioned that this example can be pinned with studs for additional traction on ice and snow.
Primarily, its cumulative elements are the ones that make the Courser CXT so great. The tire presents large, staggered tread blocks to provide the driver with traction, safety and comfort. Also, together with the full depth sipes, the necessary grip and surface contact to any kind of pavement is here. The Courser CXT will get through everything in its way. Then, the wide and circumferential grooves reduce the risk of hydroplaning because of the water and debris evacuation.
Equally important are the open lateral shoulders and the innovative features on the sidewall. With them comes stability and protection of the lateral parts. Besides, thanks to their presence, the full loading capacity of 4,080 lbs per tire becomes achievable with max speeds of 99 mph. Going further to the internal construction, a modern texture with resistant casing protects the whole Courser CXT from damage and punctures.
The finishing touch of this great product is that it can go well on Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, or Nissan Titan. The available sizes begin from 31x10.50R15LT and go up to LT305/55R20.
Features and benefits
- Superb all terrain tire that delivers the best performance on light trucks and SUVs.
- Unique tread compound with thick rubber improves connection to the track and makes the ride comfortable.
- Wide and circumferential grooves reduce the risk of hydroplaning with water and debris evacuation.
- Innovative open shoulders and internal construction make the vehicle more stable and retain incoming damage.
- Extra pinning possibility with studs provides even more traction on all kinds of terrains.
- Backed up by a limited mile treadwear warranty.