Venom Power Swampthing M/T Xtreme Dirt 315/70R17 126/123Q E 10 Ply mud Light Truck Tire

Venom Power Swampthing M/T Xtreme Dirt OVERVIEW The Venom Power Swampthing M/T Xtreme Dirt is a mud terrain, all season tire made for light trucks. This model was designed for exceptional off-road terrain performance. The aggressive footprint, along with the large, staggered blocks and wider grooves, ensures the tire’s soft, loose, uneven, and versatile harsh terrain traction. These elements firmly grip the surface, in order to boost its deep mud and loose dirt terrain grip. As a result, the tire enables the model’s overall off-road terrain performance throughout the drive. The tread design keeps the footprint clean. They disperse mud and snow from the footprint, preventing them from blocking the surface contact. Exceptional controllability is also guaranteed with this model. The stable footprint with the staggered block pattern enables its consistent surface contact, upgrading steering responsiveness and driving stability. Not only do they upgrade handling, while also optimizing its year-round performance. The deep sipes of the ideal tread blocks improve the tire’s cornering and braking ability. They generate friction at the moment of braking, shortening its distance. It also enhances the tire’s cornering and maneuvering capability as well. The model promotes damage resistance. The aggressive sidewall pattern and self-cleaning tread design work together to protect the tread area and casing from damage. The footprint eliminates rocks stuck between the tread elements, avoiding stone retention as a result. On the other hand, the sidewalls guard the tire from external damage. Punctures, cuts, and impact damage are avoided in this manner. This combination greatly improves the tire’s usability. The Swampthing M/T Xtreme Dirt features a dual sidewall. Vehicle owners can choose which sidewall to showcase on their vehicles. Extreme Terrain tire types are not designed for regular highway driving. They are primarily designed for off-road applications. 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.