Features
This tyre offers exceptional braking ability and with precise steering response. Central rib provides great traction over dry and wet surfaces.
Ideal for- City and highway use.
Key Features & Benefits
- Large tread blocks provide for a comfortable ride.
- Circumferential grooves provide great wet grip.
- Wide lateral grooves provide for great wet grip.
Specifications
- Width155
155 is the width in millimetres of the tyres cross section.
- Aspect Ratio80
80 is the Aspect Ratio, it is the ratio of the sidewall height to the cross section width.
- ConstructionR
Radial construction. R stands for radial-ply construction.
- Rim14
14 inches, stands for the diameter of the wheel that the tyre is designed to fit.
Upsize Options
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Anil
Hi, I drive a 2010 Volkswagen Polo running on MRF ZVT tyres. Recently, while driving on the bad roads of UP, the front left tyre of my car hit a pothole really hard and now I have noticed a bubble on the the same tyre’s sidewall. Is it safe to continue driving on that tyreRead MoreBubble on the tyre sidewall is a major safety hazard and it is very unsafe for you to use that tyre as it could blowout anytime. Bubble is formed on the sidewall when theinner cords of the tyre gets damaged. Please get it replaced immediately.
Parmjeet Singhvia Google
Hello sir, my name is Parmjeet singh . I want to ask about falken tyre. That, the falken tyre is the one of the best tyre then Apollo ,Ceat and MRF?Hello Parmjeet Singh,
Falken tyre is a Japanese brand and has been very popular internationally. It has been a keen participant of motor racing and has been designing lots of racing as well as passenger tyres. No doubt, it is a very good brand.
But to say that it is better than MRF or Apollo or Ceat would be little difficult, as all these brands are very good and quite popular in India.
A better comparison can be drawn between specific tyre models of these brands. So, if you have any particular tyre requirement then please let me know, because that ways I would be able to assist you better.
Regards,
Ramit
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