Cambridge All Season II 205/60R16 92H a/s Tire

Cambridge All Season II OVERVIEW The Cambridge All Season II is a touring all season tire manufactured for passenger vehicles. The tire ensures excellent all weather traction. The all season tire compound and the tread pattern work together to ensure first-rate dry, wet and winter weather road gripping ability. The tread elements ensure a secure performance by firmly gripping the road surface all year, while the compound keeps its flexibility throughout the year. The tread’s wide circumferential grooves increase the wet and winter weather traction and prevent hydroplaning by eliminating water and slush from below the tire’s footprint. The upgraded hydroplaning resistance and the all weather traction improve the year round performance. The tread design’s constant road contact manages to boost the model’s controllability. The three center ribs closely follow the road surface at all times, which increases the steering responsiveness and driving stability. In other words, the tread pattern’s road contact further develops the steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering becomes faster and more precise in its responsiveness to the driver’s commands, while the structure is stabilized against the driving pressure affecting the model. The shoulder tread blocks enhance the cornering ability and power by heightening the number of biting edges that firmly grip the road surface. In this manner, the maintained road contact guarantees a safer performance in all conditions. The All Season II ensures a fuel efficient drive. The constant road contact manages to ease the driving pressure off the tire and lower its rolling resistance. The rolling resistance is the force affecting the tire that determines the how much energy the vehicle needs to keep the tires in motion. The reduced rolling resistance improves the vehicle’s fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, making the model fuel conscious and environmentally friendly at the same time. Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.