The summer tire Dunlop Enasave RV503 is installed on minivans. It reduces operating costs due to its pronounced fuel-saving properties, and when in motion, it is characterized by high efficiency when braking on a wet surface, acoustic comfort, and smooth ride.
The tread is made of a rubber compound with increased thermal conductivity. This reduces the heat generated by the tire at high speeds, thereby reducing rolling resistance. In turn, the increased content of silica dioxide in the rubber compound increases the "grip" on a wet surface. At the same time, the prevalence of transverse edges in the tread pattern significantly reduces the braking distance. The asymmetrical arrangement of its elements ensures the balance of the tire's handling characteristics.
Key features:
- excellent fuel efficiency due to a special rubber compound, an enhanced breaker, and a tread pattern with four solid ribs;
- a shorter braking distance on a wet surface is ensured by the multitude of transverse edges and a silica dioxide-based compound;
- precise handling and directional stability when maneuvering due to the stiffness of the shoulder areas and an increased number of solid ribs.