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"Bridgestone Tyres Coventry, Tyres?Coventry"
[ "HOW DO OFF-ROAD VEHICLES WORK?Not all roads are smooth and straight to driveon. There are some roads which are muddy and rocky. Yes, most of the people donot drive on off-road conditions, but there are many who love the adventure ofdriving on off-road conditions. It is important to note that good-quality tyresare a crucial factor for any ride to be safe and stable. You need to fit a different kind of tyre for driving on different road conditions. Obviously,fitting smooth road tyres for off-road conditions will surely be dangerous forboth the tyres and your lifeA WHAT IS OFF-ROAD DRIVING?Off-road driving is anything that involves mud, rocks, gravel, sand dunes, mountainsides, beaches, fields or anything that is uneven. Off-road driving is basically driving on unpaved ground.Off-roaders usually like the challenges offered by the uneven grounds. Off-roaders like to go out of their comfort zone and enjoy nature. Off-roaders have to be extra sure about the wheels and tyres that they are using. A good off-road tyre will ensure undoubtedly the best safety and riding comfort.There are many types of off-road tyres. They are all-terrain tyres, mud-terrain tyres, snow tyres and sand tyres. The tread designs are constructed differently to suit each of the terrain types. Now, we will get to know about the differences in designs and working of these Bridgestone Tyres CoventryB. TYPES OF OFF-ROAD TYRES;Mud-terrain tyresMud-terrain tyres provide excellent grip on off-highway terrains, where you find wet mud. These tyres are built with deep tread patterns and lugs. This helps them to perform well on rocky shelves. Also, they have really strong sidewalls which are capable of absorbing shock from the rocks and other obstacles encountered on such surfaces. They consume more fuel than all-terrain and highway terrain tyres. ;All-terrain tyresAll-terrain tyres by Bridgestone Tyres Coventry work well on both on and off-highway roads. Thats the reason why they are named all-terrain. They are built with a high load rating (the maximum weight a tyre can carry). They have interlocking tread elements which help in providing great grip and traction in ice, mud and snowy roads. They also run well on the paved roads. The most appreciated factor in any tyres is the lifespan. All-terrain tyres have a long life and they do not get punctured easily. The only downside of these tyres is they are quite expensiveSnow tyresSnow tyres, as the name suggests are built specifically to sustain in heavy snow conditions. They can survive even in the sub-zero temperatures. They have specially designed grooves and channels which are made for biting into snow and slush. Generally, snow tyres have a tendency to wear out faster because of the softer rubber compound they are made of. Also, they cannot be used on any other type of roads other than snowy ones. ;Sand tyresSand tyres are built for driving in sand and mud. Sand tyres have V-shaped or horizontal large rubber paddles. They are made with tread blocks which are divided into sipes. The sipes help in maintaining a grip on dry sand and mud. They are usually designed for ATVs (All-terrain vehicles), 4x4 vehicles and bikes." ]