Haida Mud Champ HD869 305/55R20 121/118Q E 10 Ply m/t Light Truck Tire

Haida Mud Champ HD869

OVERVIEW

The Haida Mud Champ HD869 is a mud terrain, all weather tire manufactured for light trucks.

The stabilized tread design ensures the tire's surface contact at all times. In this manner, the tire is able to upgrade the steering responsiveness and driving stability throughout the performance. Better road contact helps to increase the response time and accuracy to the driver's instructions steering. It secures the structure against the driving pressure as well. The combination of these improvements guarantees the driver's better control over the vehicle throughout the drive.

Staggered blocks and a high void ratio work together to upgrade the mud-terrain grip. These tread elements optimize the tire's consistent surface contact, enhancing the soft, loose, and uneven terrain traction. They provide the traction needed to ensure the tire's forward motion on various terrains. This allows the tire to conquer all off-road terrains with ease. Additionally, this footprint also keeps the footprint clean. Mud and snow are dispersed, preventing them from blocking the surface contact. The self-cleaning nature also avoids stone retention, as rocks are ejected from the footprint.

The Mud Champ HD869 maintains the ideal tire shape under pressure. This is achieved with a stronger structure, which does not allow the tire to deform under the load and driving pressure. As a result, the tire upgrades the load-carrying ability, enabling the tire's heavier load application. This also optimizes the driving durability, increasing the performing security.

The intended purpose of Mud Terrain tire types is off-road use. They are not designed for regular highway driving.

All weather tires receive the three mountain peak and snowflake (3PMS) symbol for their exceptional winter weather performance. They are all season tires with extra winter weather grip, in order to guarantee safer year-round durability. This ensures their true and secure driving ability throughout the year.

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.