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Features
Interlocking groove / Interlocking outside grooves secure wet grip and prevent hydroplaning on slick surfaces. This reinforces its performance on wet roads and cornering in the rain, without compromising dry handling performance. * Technology Patent: 10-2018-0109541
Highly stiff outside shoulder / The outer blocks and shoulders of the tire, where heavy loads and contact pressure are concentrated due to cornering, are expanded. The maximum steering grip force is secured by the dual action of the reinforcement belt, which secures the flat contact surface under any conditions. Additionally, separated curfs on the inner blocks can be dispersed for high loads. The balanced in and out blocks ensure the dry handling is improved by 6%.
Inside dual pitch / It presents improved performance in terms of hydroplaning and wet braking, by increasing the number of inner pitches (blocks) to secure the gaps for enhanced drainage.
Outside dual pitch / The number of outer pitches is optimized to secure the steering grip performance required for dry cornering. This is designed to contribute to the reduction of pattern noise as well.
Sidewall design / Sidewall is designed to reinforce block stiffness, and improve thermal circulation, air permeability and ride comfort.
Polishing technology / Comparison of tire gloss / sheen & surface texture - Glossiness: About 700% - Surface roughness: About 140%
Interlocking groove / Interlocking outside grooves secure wet grip and prevent hydroplaning on slick surfaces. This reinforces its performance on wet roads and cornering in the rain, without compromising dry handling performance. * Technology Patent: 10-2018-0109541
Highly stiff outside shoulder / The outer blocks and shoulders of the tire, where heavy loads and contact pressure are concentrated due to cornering, are expanded. The maximum steering grip force is secured by the dual action of the reinforcement belt, which secures the flat contact surface under any conditions. Additionally, separated curfs on the inner blocks can be dispersed for high loads. The balanced in and out blocks ensure the dry handling is improved by 6%.
Inside dual pitch / It presents improved performance in terms of hydroplaning and wet braking, by increasing the number of inner pitches (blocks) to secure the gaps for enhanced drainage.
Outside dual pitch / The number of outer pitches is optimized to secure the steering grip performance required for dry cornering. This is designed to contribute to the reduction of pattern noise as well.
Sidewall design / Sidewall is designed to reinforce block stiffness, and improve thermal circulation, air permeability and ride comfort.
Polishing technology / Comparison of tire gloss / sheen & surface texture - Glossiness: About 700% - Surface roughness: About 140%

Red Stone Tire, Inc.

Red Stone Tire, Inc. is a pillar of the Westerly, RI community. Red Stone Tire, Inc. is a leader in offering name brand tires, wheels, auto repair and brake services for customers located in and around the Westerly, Rhode Island area. Our goal is to focus on customer service. It is the foundation of our business. Red Stone Tire, Inc. employs a well-trained staff specializing in the sale and installation of passenger car, performance and light truck or SUV tires. Custom wheels are available at Red Stone Tire, Inc.. Special wheels and rims compliment any tire or customer vehicle. Complete under-car services, such as oil changes, brakes, shocks, struts, alignment, and transmission fluid flush for both foreign and domestic vehicles are readily available at competitive prices. Take this opportunity to browse Red Stone Tire, Inc. website or call us for personalized service.

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Phone: (401) 596-5283
Fax: (401) 596-3600
Address: 114 Ashaway Rd.
Westerly, RI 02891

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