Tire Maxtrek Maximus M2 205/60R16 92V AS A/S Performance Fits: 2010-12 Ford Fusion S, 2015-17 Kia Soul LX

Maxtrek Maximus M2 OVERVIEW The Maxtrek Maximus M2 is a performance and high performance, all season tire made for passenger vehicles and SUVs. It has some touring sizes too. The ideal tread design and the all season compound improve the year-round performance. In other words, the optimal tread design maintains close road contact, while the all season compound keeps the rubber flexible in summer and winter conditions. As a result, these elements increase dry, wet, and winter-weather traction. The model can easily resist hydroplaning in wet situations. These grooves eliminate water and slush from the footprint, offering a safe driving experience throughout the year. The asymmetric tread design and the close surface contact boost controllability and stability. At the same time, these elements increase steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering response time is faster and more precise to the driver’s commands, while the structure is secured against driving pressure. Wide shoulder blocks also upgrade cornering. On the other hand, the siping detail and the close surface contact shorten the braking distance by creating friction. This combination enables the driver to have full control over the vehicle. The model also boosts driving durability. The ideal tread design maintains road contact at all times, while the reinforced internal structure maintains the optimal tire shape under driving pressure. Also, the heat-resistant compound prevents heat build-up along the tread area during the high speed performance. This results in a safe driving experience even at high speeds. The Maxtrek Maximus M2 guarantees a quiet drive. The asymmetric tread design and the durable compound allow the tire to lower road noise levels. The tread pattern negates sound waves created while the tires are in motion. As road disturbances do not ruin the passengers’ driving enjoyment, the tire offers a quiet driving experience. 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.