Vee Rubber Vitron
OVERVIEW
The Vee Rubber Vitron is a performance and high performance tire manufactured for passenger vehicles and SUVs. Some sizes of this model have speed indexes that cannot be driven at high speed, and those models are considered to be touring models.
The tread pattern improves the tire's year round controllability. The tread's siped continuous center rib keeps a constant road contact, which boosts the steering responsiveness and driving stability. In this manner, the steering becomes faster and more precise in its responsiveness to the driver's commands, while the structure is stabilized against the driving pressure affecting the tire during the drive. The model's shoulder tread block placement heightens the number of biting edges firmly gripping the road surface while cornering and maneuvering. This improves the cornering ability and power greatly and allows the driver to confidently control the vehicle in all weather.
The tire provides great controllability. The tread design and the all season tire compound increase the dry, wet and winter weather road gripping ability. The all season tire compound maintains its flexibility even in colder temperatures, while the dual tread elements firmly grip the road surface in all conditions. The tread's wide circumferential grooves prevent hydroplaning by dispersing water and slush from below the tire's footprint. The enhanced all weather traction and hydroplaning resistance ensure a safer driving experience all year round.
The model ensures a lengthened tread life. The tread design's optimal road contact and the larger tread blocks prevent uneven wear formations by evenly spreading the forces of acceleration, cornering and braking out across the tread area. This evenly distributed driving pressure eases the pressure off the tire and prevents it from concentrating on one area of the tread. The longer lasting even tread life significantly extends the model's usability.
The Vitron offers a quiet driving experience. The tread pattern features a variable pitch sequence that negates the road noise generated while the tires are in motion. The pitch sequence generates a sound frequency that negates the road and tread pattern noise generated before they can reach the vehicle's cabin. This results in a quiet and comfortable performance.
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.
