WestLake SW608

The WestLake SW608 winter tire is one of the latest developments from the renowned Chinese manufacturer. The distinctive feature of this novelty from the Chinese tire industry is its high performance on any winter surfaces, long service life, and, of course, extremely attractive cost.

V-shaped tread design

This model was created in close cooperation with European tire manufacturers, as evidenced by the V-shaped symmetrical tread pattern. It features five longitudinal ribs separated by wide drainage grooves. This design provides the tire with excellent directional stability at any speed. The structure of the central part of the tread also contributes to this, which consists of two ribs that, due to the absence of any breaks, have high stiffness and resistance to dynamic deformation.

Excellent traction properties on snow

Another feature of the tread pattern of this model is its block structure, similar to that found on winter tires from leading European manufacturers. The tread contains many individual blocks that form a multitude of differently directed edges of adhesion during movement. Thanks to this, the tire demonstrates confident behavior on snowy surfaces. In addition, there are many so-called "snow catchers" in the shoulder areas. These cross-shaped grooves provide additional traction on snow.

Excellent traction on ice

Despite the absence of studs, the WestLake SW608 demonstrates good traction properties on icy surfaces. This is made possible by special wavy lamellas located throughout the surface of the tread pattern. During movement, they form a huge number of additional edges of adhesion, which, being located in different directions, allow for confident movement on ice.

Key features of WestLake SW608

- five longitudinal ribs in combination with a V-shaped arrangement of tread elements provide excellent directional stability, especially on slippery surfaces;
- a large number of massive blocks, thanks to which the tire demonstrates good traction properties on snow;
- fast and accurate reactions to steering wheel turns due to two rigid longitudinal ribs located in the central part;
- cross-shaped grooves in the shoulder areas provide additional traction on snow;
- good traction on ice, thanks to the multitude of edges formed during movement by numerous wavy lamellas.