Achilles Multivan 215/60 R17 109/107Q

The Achilles Multivan tire is designed for minivans and light trucks. It is developed in accordance with the latest scientific and technical achievements, therefore it includes all the advanced developments of the company's design department. Due to this, resistance and noise effect are minimized, and traction with various road surfaces (especially wet asphalt) is significantly increased. All this allows the driver to fully control the situation on the road and not be afraid of suddenly changed weather conditions.

The tire has 4 water-repellent channels that guarantee excellent traction on wet roads. The tire combines excellent handling, quality braking, and protection against aquaplaning on any road surface. Zigzag-shaped deep grooves provide better transmission of traction force and increase the tire's mileage. Massive blocks increase the self-cleaning ability of the Achilles Multivan tire, resulting in increased passability and handling. Special additives in the rubber mixture give the rubber certain properties that allow increasing wear resistance and handling on various road surfaces.

Since this tire often experiences increased loads, the company's specialists took this into account during production, so a high-strength cord is used in its manufacture. Also, to increase reliability, the shoulder area was strengthened with more massive blocks, which not only protect the tire from external damage but also provide confident cornering.

Having such excellent operational characteristics, the tire has a quite acceptable cost, so it is in great demand among owners of light trucks.

Main features of Achilles Multivan

- Excellent traction with various road surfaces is achieved due to a specially designed tread pattern;
- A great combination of water-repellent channels with a large number of lamellas minimizes the effect of aquaplaning;
- High-strength cord allows the tire to perfectly withstand various loads;
- Reinforced shoulder areas protect the tire from external damage (punctures and cuts);
- The tire has an optimal cost-quality ratio.