Nama Maxnova NM 49 proves to be an excellent choice for tackling all season surface conditions. Having an innovative footprint and optimal groove placement, this touring tire allows for high control and better safety on public roads. A key feature is extended durability, thanks to the improved structure.
Starting with the tread design, the Nama Maxnova NM 49 offers a pattern that grips the surface tightly, be it wet, snowy, or dry public roads. Four large channels between the ribs allow better water expulsion, improving traction during rain. Furthermore, cross rib grooves keep your SUV, CUV, or passenger car under control when braking on wet surfaces. Three central ribs provide the necessary grip for a responsive acceleration. In addition, the open shoulder design with sipes offers better handling in turns and when overtaking. The specially designed channel placement and tough ribs cushion road shocks and provide a smooth ride.
Next, Nama Maxnova NM 49 delivers a long term resistance to damage. As a consequence, the tire has an improved rubber compound that minimizes wear and tear, while offering necessary thermal resistance for all seasons. Moreover, the optimized tread pattern reduces the rolling resistance, thus improving fuel efficiency. The reinforced internal casing allows for speeds up to 130 mph, depending on size. Also, the wide sidewalls maintain the integrity of the tire. The special curved design of the sidewall protects against lateral impacts and cuts on the rims. Together, all the improvements make this tire one of the best options for the Audi Q3 or Jeep Wrangler. Lastly, this model is available on the US market sizes with a 17" rim diameter.
Features and benefits
- An excellent touring tire for passenger cars, CUVs, and SUVs.
- The symmetric tread design offers great traction in various conditions.
- Enhanced rubber compound grants resistance to wear and tear.
- Tough internal casing absorbs road vibrations to boost comfort.
- Optimized grooves reduce the risk of aquaplaning by evacuating water from the footprint.
