The Sotera Viatus is an all new trailer tire designed to make journeys smoother and safer. Built for durability and performance, it handles tough roads with ease, ensuring a stable and comfortable ride. Whether you're hauling heavy loads or enjoying a weekend getaway, this one provides the reliability and strength you need.
Firstly, the closed shoulders improve the Sotera Viatus’ stability. When a trailer is moving, it can sometimes wobble or sway, especially at high speeds or when carrying heavy loads. The solid edges of the model help keep the trailer steady by providing a firm grip on the road. This makes driving smoother and safer, reducing the risk of accidents. Going on, the tubeless construction offers a smoother ride. Without an inner tube, there is less friction inside the Sotera Viatus, which reduces rolling resistance. This means the model moves more smoothly and efficiently, providing a more comfortable ride. It also improves fuel efficiency, as the vehicle doesn’t have to work as hard to move the trailer.
Secondly, the grooves help with water evacuation. When a trailer is navigating on wet roads, water can collect between the Sotera Viatus and the road surface. This can make the rubber lose grip and cause the equipment to skid or hydroplane. Grooves in the tread help channel water away from the tire's surface, allowing it to maintain better contact with the road. Equally important, it can carry up to 1,356 lbs per single tire, depending on the size. And, the special tread pattern is here to provide the necessary grip and traction for the best overall performance at all times of the year. Finally, the available sizes on the US market come in popular configurations, fitting many trailers.
Features and benefits
- Amazing all season tire made for trailers.
- Closed shoulders deliver better control when taking a turn.
- Special tread pattern improves both traction and grip.
- Resistant rubber compound offers protection from damage.
- Strong sidewalls withstand heavy loads.
- Innovative grooves improve water throwing.
