Goodyear Assurance RangeMax
OVERVIEW
The Goodyear Assurance RangeMax offers a touring, all season tire made for passenger vehicles and SUVs. This model is manufactured for electric vehicles.
The tire promotes great all weather traction. The dry, wet, and winter grip is boosted due to the detailed tread design and the strong all season compound. The siping and optimal block pattern boosts the grip with the use of additional biting edges. Additionally, the compound maintains the rubber flexibility in versatile temperatures. These factors enhance the tire’s summer and winter weather performance. The groove placement avoids hydroplaning, by dispersing water and slush from the footprint during the tire’s performance.
This tread design’s close road contact manages to boost controllability. The symmetric tread elements ensure road contact to improve steering responsiveness and driving stability. The model guarantees great steering response time and accuracy, while the structure is secured against the driving pressure affecting the tire. The shoulder blocks with the siping pattern improve the cornering and maneuvering as they generate more biting edges.
The model manages to keep the noise low. The stabilized tread block placement along the tread design promotes a comfortable drive. The tread design prevents tread flexing, channeling airwaves throughout the footprint. This prevents their contact with the tread elements, avoiding the formation of sound waves. In other words, the tire guarantees a quiet and enjoyable driving experience as it cannot ruin the passenger’s driving comfort.
The Goodyear Assurance RangeMax provides low rolling resistance for better fuel economy. Its optimized road contact improves the rolling resistance by lowering it. It is the force affecting the tire that determines how much energy the vehicle needs to maintain motion. The decreased rolling resistance manages to reduce the vehicle’s fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, making the tire more environmentally friendly.
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.
