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Description Kinforest KF660
Despite the not entirely appreciated "Chinese origin" in our country, the Kinforest KF660 summer tire is a fairly high-quality product with good technical characteristics, even taking into account its "target audience". First of all, these are the owners of the most powerful and high-speed modifications of modern passenger cars. This model has not only an attractive price, but also a number of other more significant advantages, starting from resistance to aquaplaning and ending with excellent handling and clear feedback.
Reliable grip on wet roads
This model demonstrates excellent grip even in the most unfavorable weather conditions. It is provided due to the features of both the tread design and the composition of the rubber mixture.
The desire to give the tire maximum coupling properties on wet roads is largely due to the choice of Chinese tire manufacturers in favor of a V-shaped design of the tread pattern. Its main feature is the location of most of the drainage grooves at a sharp angle against the direction of movement. At the same time, they have a significant internal volume, which additionally increases their throughput, and therefore the tire's resistance to the aquaplaning effect.
In turn, the composition of the tread rubber mixture of this tire is characterized by an increased content of silica. This component has more extensive functional capabilities than just increasing the coupling properties on wet roads. Being a complex chemical compound, it improves a number of other operational characteristics of the tread, primarily its resistance to wear.
Main features of the Kinforest KF660 tire
- an original V-shaped tread pattern with numerous blocks in the center and wide shoulder areas gives the tire excellent performance, both in straight-line motion and in turns and when braking;
- excellent coupling properties in rainy conditions due to the increased content of silica in the rubber mixture, the location and large internal volume of the drainage grooves.
