Description
Features and Benefits:
- Winter weather traction
- Upgraded controllability
- Enhanced durability
Vanderbilt Arctic Claw Winter WXI Tires
The Vanderbilt Arctic Claw Winter WXI is a highway terrain, winter tire manufactured for light trucks and SUVs. This model has some passenger touring sizes available.
The model offers excellent performance in winter-weather conditions. This tread pattern can maintain close surface contact in winter, while the special compound keeps the rubber flexible in harsh and freezing temperatures. These elements work together to boost traction on ice- and snow-covered roads. At the same time, the tread area is pinned for studs, which can help the tire perform better in severe winter conditions. On the other hand, large grooves prevent hydroplaning by dispersing water and slush from the footprint. These grooves protect the tire from slipping in wet situations.
The asymmetric tread pattern and its continuous road contact enhance steering responsiveness and driving stability. The steering response time is faster and more accurate to the driver’s commands, while the structure is secured against driving pressure. The strong road contact and detailed tread elements boost the braking and cornering abilities. These elements increase overall controllability and maneuvering. As a result, this combination gives the driver full control over the vehicle and promotes excellent performance.
The Vanderbilt Arctic Claw Winter WXI boosts driving durability. The strong internal structure and the rubber compound maintain the ideal tire shape under the driving pressure affecting it. As the tire does not deform under pressure, it can safely perform in winter conditions.
Not all tire sizes are suitable for all vehicle types. Please refer to the item specifications for accurate information about vehicle type fitment for this particular size.
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.
