The Habilead S801 summer tire is designed for car owners who want to get not only excellent traction and handling, but also a high level of comfort from such products. This model meets all the somewhat contradictory requirements, thanks to the use of modern technologies and materials.
Asymmetric Tread
One of the innovations is the tread, made in a high-tech asymmetric design. It was developed "in digital", i.e. using modern computer modeling technologies. Artificial intelligence divided the tread into several functional areas. Interacting with each other when contacting the road surface, they enhance and complement each other's operational properties, giving the tire maximum performance in any conditions.
Improved Rubber Compound
Compared to the tires of the previous generation of this brand, the tread of this model contains much more silica. This component allows the tire to literally stick to the road, tightly fitting the smallest irregularities on its surface. This is most vividly manifested in rainy conditions. Another innovation was the appearance of special polymers in the compound composition. They provide uniformity and strength of the rubber compound at the molecular level, which, for example, allows the tread to maintain its integrity when driving at high speeds.
Resistance to Aquaplaning
A distinctive feature of the tire's tread is the increased volume of drainage grooves in the center. The combination of the location and size of these elements provides excellent resistance to aquaplaning.
Key Features of Habilead S801
- Asymmetric tread, increasing traction on slippery wet surfaces;
- High directional stability due to rigid longitudinal ribs in the center;
- Reduced noise level due to an additional solid rib on the outside of the tread;
- Improved rubber compound with increased silica content and functional polymers.
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КИТАЙ
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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