Giti introduced two new off-road tires
The company Giti held a presentation at its plant in Richburg (South Carolina, USA) of two new tires - GT Radial Adventuro ATZ and GT Radial Adventuro RT - both designed for use on crossovers, SUVs, and pickups.
The Adventuro ATZ tire is designed for operation on both paved roads and off-road, and the manufacturer claims that the novelty works reliably not only on dry and wet surfaces but also on snow, which is confirmed by the 3PMSF marking, and is also optimized to increase durability during off-road driving.
The tires have a tread pattern with alternating shoulder blocks of varying shapes, designed to increase traction on hard surfaces and in challenging off-road conditions, while the interlocking lugs with micro-grooves in the central zone are designed to improve stability and handling on wet surfaces. Additionally, the aggressive design of the sidewalls with additional elements provides protection against damage, while also creating traction edges that improve off-road capability.
The Adventuro ATZ has been released on the American market in 39 sizes with a rim diameter of 15 to 22 inches and a warranty mileage of up to 97,000 km.
In turn, the GT Radial Adventuro RT tires are positioned in the brand's lineup between A/T and M/T category models and are designed to combine off-road qualities with improved handling on asphalt compared to mud tires.
The tires have a tread pattern with wide grooves, designed, among other things, for rapid mud evacuation and stable traction on off-road, while stone ejectors reduce the likelihood of carcass damage, and connected central blocks improve the informativeness and sensitivity of handling on both asphalt and off-road. The sidewalls have a varying design, and both options are designed for an aggressive appearance and to strengthen the upper part of the sidewalls.
The lineup includes 30 sizes from 16 to 22 inches, and the warranty mileage is up to 80,000 km.
During the presentation, it was also announced that new winter tires, MaxWinterPro, are planned to be released in the fall of 2026 to "further expand the GT Radial product line and more effectively meet the seasonal needs of motorists in North America".
"All three new products will be part of the Richburg plant's lineup, confirming our commitment to producing high-quality tires for American drivers within the country," Giti said, adding that as part of the updated strategy, they will focus more on the fact that tires are made in the USA. Currently, the Made in USA label is on all locally produced tires and their labels, and in the future, Giti will also launch a marketing campaign focused on the fact that the company has its own plant in the country.