Tire Atlander AX-99 265/50R20 111V XL AS A/S Performance

SPECIFICATIONS

Additional Marks: N/A
Applicable Season: All seasons
Axle Position: Base
Brand Name: Atlander
Camera Type: Tubeless
Certification: DOT
Commercial Type: N/A
Condition: New
Directional Tread Pattern: No
DOT No.: N/A
EAN Code: Does Not Apply
For Vehicle Type: Passenger car and SUV, Truck/SUV
High-Concerned Chemical: None
Item Height: 10
Item Length: 30
Item Weight: 39
Item Width: 39
Load Index: 111
MPN: ATL0710
Max Air Pressure: 49
Model Number: AX-99
Origin: TH (Origin)
Overall Diameter: 30.4
Package Quantity: 1
Rim Diameter: 20
Run Flat Technology: No
Section Height: 10
Sidewall Construction: N/A
Speed Rating: V
Speed Rating Description: Speed Rated Up to 149 mph
Studded: No
Tire Type: N/A
Tire Position: Standard
Tread Pattern: Symmetrical
Tread Code: N/A
Tread Depth: 10/32
Tread Life/Warranty: N/A
UPC Code: 840156415941
UTQG: 420AA

Tire Atlander AX-99 265/50R20 111V XL AS A/S Performance

The Atlander AX-99 is a high-performance, all-season tire designed for passenger vehicles and SUVs. It offers exceptional traction across diverse weather conditions, thanks to its asymmetric ribbed tread design and durable all-season compound. This combination ensures enhanced performance in dry, wet, and winter conditions, while the circumferential grooves and ideal notch placement effectively channel water and slush, reducing the risk of hydroplaning.

The ribbed tread design maintains constant road contact, improving steering responsiveness and driving stability. This results in quick, precise steering and a stable structure under driving pressure. The heat-resistant compound and strong construction enhance high-speed performance by maintaining the ideal tire shape under pressure.

The AX-99 also excels in maneuverability. Its robust shoulder elements and tread design boost cornering and braking capabilities, providing extra grip during turns and reducing braking distances. This ensures better control over the vehicle, enhancing safety and performance.

Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. Proper storage before sale ensures the year of manufacture does not affect service life.