Delium Terra Raider M/T KU-255 LT 265/75R16 Load E (10 Ply) MT Mud Tire Fits: 2000-02 Dodge Ram 2500 Base, 2013-14 Toyota FJ Cruiser Base

Delium Terra Raider M/T KU-255 OVERVIEW The Delium Terra Raider M/T KU-255 is a mud terrain all season tire manufactured for light trucks. The tread design and all season tire compound increase the all weather traction. The compound keeps its flexible traction even in colder temperatures, while the tread design’s tread block placement finds firm grip in dry, wet and winter weather. The wide tread grooves and open shoulder pattern upgrades the hydroplaning resistance by dispersing water and slush from below the tire’s footprint. In this manner, the model ensures a safer year round performance as it guarantees exceptional road grip. The rugged tread pattern boosts the model’s mud terrain traction. In other words, the staggered tread blocks, staggered shoulder tread block design, sidewall pattern and wide grooves work together to upgrade the soft and loose terrain traction. When driving through mud or loose dirt, the sidewall tread design finds grip to ensure the tire’s lateral grip. The wide grooves maintain a clean footprint by dispersing water and slush from below the tire’s footprint, while the stone ejecting ribs prevent stone retention. The constant road contact increases the driving safety and improves the off-road performance. The Terra Raider M/T KU-255 clean footprint and its Mountain Grip tread design resist off-road damage from harming the tire’s casing during the drive. The tread’s self-cleaning nature avoids stone retention by eliminating rocks stuck between the tread elements. The Mountain Grip design promotes the tire’s multi-dimensional traction, even at low tire pressure, which resists damage caused by stones and rocks. As a result, the model is safer to use off-road and it provides a safer driving experience. The intended purpose of Mud Terrain tire types is off-road use. They are not designed for regular highway driving. 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.