Tire 18PR Off-road Pattern DZ9100610100 12.00R20

Function:

Carrying load: Trucks usually need to transport a large amount of goods. As a component in direct contact with the ground, tires can withstand the huge weight of the truck itself and the goods it carries. For example, the tires of large trucks can withstand several tons or even tens of tons of load, ensuring that the vehicle can still drive safely when fully loaded.

Providing traction and braking force: The pattern design and rubber material of truck tires enable them to provide good traction and braking force under various road conditions. When starting and accelerating, the tires can effectively transfer the power of the engine to the ground, allowing the truck to move forward smoothly; when braking, the tires can generate enough friction with the ground to quickly stop the vehicle and ensure driving safety. For example, on slippery roads, some tires with special patterns can drain water and prevent slipping, providing reliable grip.

Buffering and shock absorption: Trucks will encounter various bumps and uneven roads during driving. Tires have a certain elasticity and flexibility, which can play a role in buffering and shock absorption. It can absorb the impact of the road, reduce damage to the vehicle chassis, body and cargo, and also improve the comfort of drivers and passengers.

Ensure driving stability and handling: Suitable tires can keep the truck stable and maneuverable during driving. The structure and performance of the tire will affect the vehicle's steering, straight-line driving, and cornering. For example, radial tires have good lateral rigidity, which can make the truck more stable when turning, reduce roll and deviation, and allow the driver to control the vehicle's driving direction more accurately.

Reduce rolling resistance: High-quality truck tires can reduce rolling resistance, thereby reducing fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. Low rolling resistance means that the engine needs to output relatively less power to keep the vehicle moving, which can significantly reduce operating costs for long-distance trucks. For example, some tires with low rolling resistance technology can enable trucks to consume less fuel at the same mileage.