ULTRAC

Name: ULTRAC
Rating: 4.5 (11 reviews)

Drive like you have never driven before

The Ultrac summer tyre offers an exceptionally comfortable driving experience, long mileage and low fuel consumption for the mid-range car segment in 15-18 inch sizes.

CAR

Summer

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EU Tyre label

Tyre Size

Features

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15% improvement in dry and wet handling*

Updated tyre cavity with a squarer footprint

10% better braking on dry & wet surfaces*

Next-generation tread compound with stiffer tread blocks

More driving comfort and a quieter ride

Optimised sidewall construction with increased flex zone

Tool Tip - Size Table

FUEL EFFICIENCY Lower Rolling Resistance saves fuel. The values A to E indicate the effect on fuel consumption from low to high respectively. The difference between an ! and E rating could mean a reduction of fuel consumption of up to 7.5% for passenger car tyres.
WET</br>GRIP In the category 'Grip on a wet road surface', the classification A to E indicates the relative braking distance respectively from short to long on a wet road surface. A set of A-rated tyres will brake up to 18 metres shorter than a set of E-rated tyres.
NOISE RATING The exterior Noise level is measured in dB, divided into three classes, ranging from A to C, whereas A stands for low-Noise and C for high Noise pollution for the environment. NB: External Noise does not fully correlate with the interior noise of the vehicle.
SNOW GRIP If applicable, the ‘Three Peak Mountain Snowflake’ symbol (also referred to as 3PMSF) indicates that the product has been classified as a tyre for the use in severe snow conditions in accordance with strict European legislations (R117). All Vredestein winter and all-season tyres show the 3PMSF marking.
ICE GRIP Tyres with Ice Grip classification are specifically designed for driving on roads with ice and packed snow and may only be used in extreme weather circumstances.