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As its name indicates, the MT tire is designed for heavy off-highway and light on-highway use. The MT has the most aggressive tread pattern, featuring deep, wide grooves, allowing off-highway drivers to conquer anything in their path.
The grooves grip loose dirt and rocks and pull the vehicle through any terrain. Due to the off-highway tread, the noise level is greater than that of the HT and AT.
After choosing the right tire, how you care for your tires greatly affects their onand off-highway performance.
• Conduct visual inspections once a monOT to ensure that your tires are void of any cracks, punctures or other problems. You may have to get dirty, but it may keep you from being stranded out on the road.
• Check each tire’s inflation pressure every three to four weeks to ensure they are inflated to their proper pressure. Inspect them more frequently in colder months, as tires tend to lose pressure quickly during cold weather.
■ Balance and align your tires once a year. Unbalanced tires can produce a vibrating steering wheel, this can lead to uneven tire wear and suspension damage. Wheels that do not point straight cause rapid and irregular tire wear.
• Rotate your tires every 5,000 miles, to further ensure even tread wear.
Daily maintenance of your tires and your driving style are both important and can affect the performance of your tires.
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