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[ "Understandingthe different tread patterns in tyresTreadsare responsible for keeping the tyres in contact with the road.Without them, one could not even possibly imagine tyres running onthe road. This is why tread life becomes an important quality forconsideration when it comes to buying new tyres. Treads come indifferent patterns. All of these patterns have differentcharacteristics and capabilities. It is up to the buyer to choose thetyres according to their preferences. These preferences depend onmany factors such as the driving habits, the weather conditions andthe type of road conditions thatyou drive on.Thereare different kinds of tread patterns such as symmetrical,asymmetrical, directional and flow-optimised asymmetry.DIRECTIONALTREADSDirectionaltreads have arrow-shaped treads or V-shaped pattern. Thesearrow-shaped treads display a particular direction. They are suitablefor sporty cars and wet road conditions. This pattern helps in thefast displacement of water. This provides a high amount of protectionagainst aquaplaning. They work well onwet and snowy surfaces. They are good at maintaining grip at highspeeds. They are used on winter or all-season tyres. The arrows aremarked on their sidewalls which points at direction of travel.Directional tread patterns are considered safe on snowy roads. Theyshould be fitted accordingly as each tyre is angled to perform wellon a specific side.SYMMETRICALTREADSInthe symmetrical type of patterns, both the outer and inner sides arethe same. They have independent lugs or grooves across the tyre.These tyres are also referred to as multi-directional tyres as theycan be driven towards any direction. The advantage is that itprolongs the life of tyres as experienced in TyresAbingdon. They canbe fitted in either direction because both halves are identical. Theyare quiet and have a good grip on the roads. Low fuel consumption isthe reason why their tyre life is extended. They are typically foundin non-high-performance passenger cars. The advantage is that theyare comfortable and cost-efficient.ASYMMETRICALTREADSAsymmetricaltread patterns are constructed with different tread blocks andchannels. The outer part consists of bigger blocks whereas the innerparts have smaller ones. They combine various types of tread patternsto maintain a maximum grip on the roads. Normally, the heavier orbigger blocks provide better stability and handling. The smallerparts are meant to channel the water away to give good traction onthe rainy roads. The greatest advantage of having asymmetric treadpatterns is they give good stability while turning. They have greathandling capabilities. For correcting the positioning of the tyres,one has to check the sidewalls which are marked as inside andoutside. One has the liberty to try out different rotationpatternsFLOW-OPTIMISEDWET TREADSFlow-optimisedtread designs offer a balance between wet road and dry road handling.They are designed in such a way that combines the advantages of bothdirectional and asymmetric tread patterns. They have directionalsipes that extend till the sidewalls on the carcass. They havegrooved patterns on the inside. They are known to provide the highestlevel of protection against aquaplaning. Protection againstaquaplaning means the highest level of safety. They also provide highgrip and handling while cornering. These qualities are present inTyres Abingdon." ]