Uniroyal Laredo HD/T 235/85R16 120 Q Tire

Uniroyal Laredo HD/T

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• All terrain traction
• Durable controllability
• Damage resistance
• Winter weather traction

OVERVIEW

The Uniroyal Laredo HD/T is a winter tire made for light trucks.

The tire guarantees excellent on- and off-road traction. The aggressive footprint with the detailed, staggered blocks and high void ratio ensures the tire's soft, loose, and uneven terrain grip. These tread elements ensure the forward motion at all times, boosting the deep mud and loose dirt terrain performance. The self-cleaning nature of this tread guarantees the tire's driving safety. It eliminates mud and snow from the footprint, preventing them from blocking the surface contact. As a result, the tire is able to conquer various terrain surfaces.

This model was manufactured with the DuraShield construction. This structure allows the tire to keep the ideal tire shape under the load and driving pressure. The DuraShield construction enables the tire to increase its overall load capacity, without allowing the tire to deform. The optimal shape and ideal surface contact also help to boost the controllability. The better road and terrain contact enhances the steering responsiveness and driving stability. This guarantees better control over the vehicle at all times.

The stronger construction and the self-cleaning ability protect the tire from damage. The tread elements eject rocks stuck between the tread elements before they can drill into the tread area. As a result, the tire avoids stone retention. On the other hand, the DuraShield structure resists punctures, cuts, and impact damage. This combination guarantees a safer performance, while preventing casing damage from shortening the service life.

The Laredo HD/T guarantees exceptional winter traction. The high-density siping placement along the staggered blocks and the winter weather compound boost the winter traction. The siping density generates additional biting edges, which firmly grip the ice- and snow-covered driving surface. The stronger compound keeps the tire pliable in winter conditions, even in freezing temperatures. During the on-road drive, the ideal groove pattern avoids hydroplaning in wet conditions.

Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.