Description Fullway TB 703
The Fullway TB 703 truck tire is designed for installation on the driving axles of highway tractors. Despite being manufactured by a Chinese company, this model boasts quite high operational characteristics, which amazingly combine with a very attractive price. However, this can be said about most modern tires from China, whose distinctive feature is an excellent price-quality ratio.
Open tread pattern design
This model was created with the need to provide maximum traction and adhesion characteristics in the longitudinal direction. This can be judged by the open design of the symmetrical directional tread pattern. It contains a large number of individual elements, thanks to which the contact patch has a large number of gripping edges. This allows the tire to demonstrate excellent traction properties, especially in the longitudinal direction, since most of the gripping edges are located transversely.
Arrow-shaped blocks in the central part
Another feature of the tread pattern of this model is the presence of two rows of arrow-shaped blocks in its central part, located longitudinally. In addition to their original shape, these tread elements are distinguished by the presence of rigid bridges connecting the two blocks into a single whole. Such a design of the central part provides the tire with several important qualities at once. First of all, this is reduced rolling resistance while maintaining gripping properties at a high level. Also, it is impossible not to notice the improved directional stability, which is especially brightly manifested when driving in unfavorable weather conditions.
Main features of the Fullway TB 703 tire
- the tire is designed for the driving axle of highway tractors;
- arrow-shaped blocks in the central part of the tread, connected by rigid bridges, improve directional stability, reduce rolling resistance, and increase traction properties;
- reinforced shoulder areas containing a large number of massive blocks arranged transversely provide very high traction properties in the longitudinal direction;
- a prolonged service life due to the resistance of the rubber compound to abrasive and uneven wear and the increased tread depth.