Truck tires are the foundation of a vehicle's performance, directly impacting factors like traction, fuel efficiency, and load carrying capacity. So, for the best results, you should get the best tires for the respective operation. We present the Mitas NT 8 - a drive position model engineered for light and medium duty trucks involved in off road applications.
Primarily, the Mitas NT 8 features an aggressive tread pattern that takes traction to a whole other level. The continuous center part of the footprint is responsible for handling accuracy and stability, making sure the truck stays balanced during sharp turns. Next, the shoulder blocks dig into the ground with confidence, propelling the truck forward, even under load pressure. Besides, the large channels combined with narrow ones enhance the self cleaning properties to prevent clogging and skidding in harsh conditions. In addition, reinforced sidewalls offer protection against lateral impacts and upgrade the load capacity to suit a wider range of needs.
With the help of its durable internal structure, a single tire can safely handle loads of up to 3,420 lbs. An optimal ply rating of 10 combined with a tube type construction promotes high resistance to damage, thus avoiding pressure loss and allowing for retreads. The modern rubber compound minimizes harm from chips and cuts, ensuring a long lifespan without downtime. It also decreases the rolling resistance, resulting in less fuel usage and better efficiency. At last, the Mitas NT 8 is available in limited sizes with a rim diameter of 20".
Features and benefits
- Aggressive tire designed for the drive axle of trucks.
- High void ratio keeps the patch clean of ground elements to prevent clogging and skidding.
- Modern rubber compound resists wear and tear while decreasing fuel usage.
- Open shoulders grant the best traction and grip in harsh off road conditions.
- Robust internal casing promotes many retreads and upgrades the load capacity.
- Continuous center part of the footprint provides excellent surface contact.
