Summer tires are specifically designed for better performance at high temperatures. These types of tires have compounds that do not soften in the heat and provide high adhesion to the asphalt surface. As a result, better braking, greater control in corners, and reduced risk of skidding are considered their most important advantages. According to experts, using all-season tires in very hot summers, especially on long roads, cannot provide performance at the level of summer tires.
In 1404, domestic and foreign manufacturers have focused particularly on new technologies. The use of advanced silica compounds, optimized tread designs for rapid water drainage, and reduced rolling resistance are among the features seen in the new models. In addition to increasing safety on wet roads, these technologies also help reduce fuel consumption and extend tire life.
