All-season commercial tire Fortune FAR603+ is designed for freight transport in real highway transportation conditions. It combines confident handling on dry asphalt, high level of safety on wet roads and predictable efficiency in winter, providing stability and economy throughout the year.
Five ring ribs form a rigid base for excellent directional stability and even wear. Three middle elements are equipped with a lamella system with sharp edges that "grip" the coating. This provides excellent traction, reduces braking distance and improves acceleration dynamics regardless of the season. Wide circumferential grooves effectively drain water, slush and snow mush from the contact patch. The technology maintains the cleanliness of the tread, preventing aquaplaning and ensuring reliable traction in rain and wet snow.
The reinforced steel cord carcass provides increased load capacity and resistance to impact loads, preventing deformations and ruptures during prolonged operation with maximum weight. The innovative rubber compound with special polymer additives retains optimal elasticity at low temperatures and heat resistance in the heat. This increases wear resistance, protects against mechanical damage (cuts, chips) and significantly increases the overall mileage of the tire.
Key features of Fortune FAR603+:
- optimal solution for fleets operating year-round without seasonal tire changes - effective on dry, wet and snowy surfaces;
- improved traction and short braking distance increase the level of active safety for the driver and cargo in difficult weather conditions;
- special design and wear-resistant compound provide a long service life even with intensive highway driving, reducing the cost of mileage;
- the model offers a beneficial balance between traction required for the drive axle, fuel economy due to low rolling resistance and comfort while driving.
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Approximate calculation.
Credit amount from 2 000 to 300 000 rubles.
Initial payment from 0% to 90%.
Loan term from 3 to 36 months.
The interest rate is calculated individually.
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