If you're looking for a reliable tire that can handle tough winter conditions, consider the Petlas Full Grip PT925. This model is a commercial winter tire developed to meet the need of many vans and light trucks. Let's take a closer look at its pattern design and internal construction.
For instance, we will talk about pattern design. The PT925 benefits from a closed shoulder block design that features directional center blocks with an arrow-shaped center rib that enhances its winter performance. This model is made from a specialized compound developed to remain flexible and durable at the same time even in extremely cold temperatures. Its directional center block enhances traction on snow and ice, providing you with excellent grip and control. While wide shoulder blocks offer high road stability and responsive handling, thus making it easier to maneuver your van in difficult weather conditions.
The internal construction of Petlas Full Grip PT925 presents a durable casing with special steel belts. It withstands heavy loads and resists tread and casing damage. Moreover, the tire is available in 6, 8, and 10-ply ratings, which means it can handle varying levels of weight and pressure. On the other side, the durable casing and reinforced sidewalls resist impacts and cuts. As a result, making it an ideal for use on commercial vehicles such as vans and light trucks. Best of all, it is available on the market in multiple sizes with rim diameters from 12" to 16".
Features and benefits
- Closed shoulder winter tire with superb capability in harsh weather conditions.
- Wide shoulder blocks improve cornering capability and maneuverability even at high speeds for high load and passenger safety.
- Wide footprint distributes uniform load pressure for higher traction and grip on both snow and ice.
- Durable casing with strong sidewalls creates enough durability and resistance for symmetrical wear.
- Four circumferential grooves coupled with a heavy siping design provide the best water evacuation.
- Available with M+S and 3PMSF symbols on the sidewalls.
