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When it's time to put those performance fleets to the test, tires matter. Appreciates that the tire equipment must not only be utilitarian but top of the line for diverse applications. That’s why tires in the specified Ultra High Performance (UHP) series get the nod for a lot of fleets.
Providing Better Traction when you Need It Most
Excellent Traction One of the principal advantages of UHP series tires -including this one from KETER TYRE -is the traction. Rain or shine, and whether the road is muddy or clean, these are the tires you want to have them gripping the road better than regular tires. For performance fleets that need to travel at higher speeds or that must transport important goods without slipping and sliding all around, this is super important.
Better Control/Improved road safety
Improved handling is another big benefit of UHP tires. These 215 50r17 tires make it easier to corner, slide around objects, and prevent accidents. They are made specifically for performance so they respond better when a driver has to make split-second decisions on the road.
Extended Tire Life for Cost-Effective Fleet Servicing
THESE UHP tires from KETER TYRE is designed to last longer. They may be a little pricier, but they don’t wear out as quickly as regular tires. This is very good for the fleet managers because it means less frequent replacement of tires, which can ultimately save money.
Best Hold / Use For Best Performance and Fuel Mileage
UHP tires also contribute to fuel saving with their superior edge on the road. When 215 55r17 tires are making good contact with the road, the car doesn’t have to do as much work, so it uses less gasoline. This is good not only for the fleet’s budget but better for the environment, since less fuel use leads to fewer emissions.
Performance That is Unrivaled for an Advantage in the Industry
Equipping your performance hauler with 275 60r20 tires can further differentiate your truck from all others on the road. These tyres enable fleet operations under even more challenging conditions, both in terms of safety and efficiency. That can be a huge advantage in industries like the airport, where timing and reliability are often paramount.
