Kleber CT 100

The Kleber CT 100 summer tire is designed for light trucks and vans. The model was developed by Michelin specialists, who own this French brand today. A characteristic feature of the tire is its improved traction and adhesion properties on wet surfaces, durability, and reduced rolling resistance.

Rigid Shoulder Zones

A distinctive feature of the tread pattern is the design of its shoulder zones. The blocks located in it are connected by a wide longitudinal rib. It limits their mobility, which has a positive effect on several operational properties. The most obvious of these is the improved grip when cornering. In addition, such a rigid design optimizes the distribution of load on the part of the tire that contacts the road surface, reducing wear.

Flat Tread Profile

To a significant extent, the tire's long mileage before replacement is due to its tread profile. It is practically flat throughout its length, changing its radius only in the shoulder zones. This expands the contact patch and gives it a nearly rectangular shape, optimal in terms of handling, load distribution, and rolling resistance.

Confident Behavior on Wet Surfaces

Even at high speeds, the tire does not lose contact with the wet road. This is ensured by the significant internal volume of the longitudinal grooves in the central part. Similar elements are located in the shoulder zones.

Key Features of the Kleber CT 100 Tire

- Rigid shoulder zones improve cornering grip, reduce wear, and rolling resistance;
- A large rectangular contact patch increases the reliability of traction properties, evenly distributing the load on the road surface;
- Resistance to aquaplaning due to capacious drainage grooves in the central part and numerous water-dispelling elements in the shoulder zones.