The Barez Aleria P601 summer tire, presented by the Iranian manufacturer, is designed for use on a wide range of passenger cars. Although the model belongs to the budget segment, it provides a high level of driving characteristics, distinguishing itself with quietness.
The tire's tread pattern is represented by an asymmetric design, the structural basis of which consists of two central ribs. They carry additional unidirectional notches and grooves that form gripping edges. As a result, these elements not only maintain directional stability but also contribute to preserving the effectiveness of traction properties. This factor also applies to wet asphalt, where the tire demonstrates a strong fixation of the contact patch and minimizes the risk of hydroplaning.
The special arrangement of block elements has also positively affected the reduction of overall noise and vibrations that occur at high speeds. As a result, the model is distinguished by its quietness, providing a high level of acoustic comfort.
It's worth noting the use of modern high-tech compound, which is characterized by increased resistance to overheating and abrasive wear. Thanks to a number of components, the rubber mixture maintains a certain level of its elasticity, preventing excessive softening even at very high temperatures of the road surface. This has been reflected in an increase in the service life.
Main features of Barez Aleria P601:
- operation in the summer period on passenger cars from various manufacturers;
- resistance to aquaplaning due to numerous gripping edges;
- high accuracy of response to steering wheel turns thanks to the ribbed structure in the central part of the tread;
- special compound that neutralizes high temperatures, maintaining the elasticity of tread elements and supporting a high level of tire performance
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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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