TBB TR-66 245/50R20 102V Performance a/s All Season Tire

TBB TR-66

OVERVIEW

The TBB TR-66 is a performance and high performance, all season tire manufactured for passenger vehicles and SUVs.

The tire features an all-season compound with detailed tread elements to enhance a year-round performance. The asymmetric tread design helps boost the dry, wet, and winter traction, providing a safer experience throughout all seasons. The durable compound manages to maintain the rubber flexibility in both high and low temperatures to guarantee an excellent performing capability in all weather conditions. Thanks to the specific asymmetric tread design, the tire maintains a firm grip on dry and wet road surfaces. The tire utilizes its four wide circumferential grooves to help channel water and slush away from the footprint, maintaining constant road contact and improving the all-season performance.

The asymmetric tread design also helps with improving the controllability and handling dynamics of the vehicle. The ideal tread design manages to closely follow the road surface at all times, even at high speeds, upgrading the overall steering responsiveness and driving stability. In other words, better surface contact ensures the driver's better control over the vehicle. The tire is able to generate friction between the tread area and the road surface to ensure better braking capability. The combination of these features guarantees a safe driving experience during high-speed performance.

The TBB TR-66 offers a quiet and comfortable driving experience thanks to the ideal tread design. The tread pattern channels the airwaves through the footprint, effectively reducing the road noise heard in the passenger's cabin. In this manner, the airwaves are not able to come into contact with the tread elements, preventing the road and tread pattern noise formation. As a result, the noise and vibrations are vastly reduced and cannot be heard in the vehicle's cabin. This guarantees an enjoyable and comfortable driving experience.

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.