The radial tire Nexen Classe Premiere 641 (CP641) from one of the oldest South Korean manufacturers of automobile tires, Nexen Tires, is designed for use on passenger cars in warm weather. This model is positioned by the manufacturer as a high-performance tire.
The tire's design uses the full range of innovative technologies available to the manufacturer. In particular, to improve environmental performance, the rubber compound contains silica. Or a special technology aimed at reducing noise, called the "Silence system". Also, the Nexen CP 641 tire uses a specially optimized carcass construction.
One of the distinctive characteristics of the Nexen CP 641 tire is its excellent stability and braking properties on wet and slippery surfaces, provided by the presence of 4 longitudinal grooves and a system of lateral grooves in the tread pattern, through which water is efficiently drained from the contact patch.
Another characteristic feature of the Nexen CP 641 tire is the special design of the shoulder area of the tread, which contains reinforcement blocks that prevent the tire's sidewall from bending, which helps to reduce the car's roll in unfavorable situations.
Also, this tire has a different design of the external appearance of the sidewall, on the surface of which the size and shape of the inscription indicating the brand and model of the tire have been changed for better readability.
To improve handling and braking performance when driving at high speeds on wet and slippery surfaces, the tire's tread is equipped with a special system of high-efficiency water drainage channels, which significantly reduces the likelihood of aquaplaning.
To reduce noise and vibrations that occur during various driving modes, the blocks and sections of the tire's tread have edges that are beveled at a certain angle.
The excellent characteristics of the summer radial tire Nexen CP 641 in combination with the traditionally high quality of manufacture and relatively low price make it universal for use on passenger cars of various classes.