Tire tread patterns come in various types — directional, asymmetrical, and symmetrical. In most cases it's best to use the ...

Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and directional treads all offer distinct advantages in different driving conditions - let's look at what will work best for you.

Even though symmetrical tread patterns are usually the default, you can always opt for directional or asymmetrical tires if you're looking for improved control and performance in a variety of ...

The different tread types are designed to suit different types of vehicles and driving styles. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Check out the full episode to see how Continental is celebrating 120 years of tread pattern innovation and pushing the limits ...

Symmetrical tread has the advantage of easy front-to-back, left-to-right, and diagonal tire rotation, but for the highest cornering limits, a tire will have different tread patterns on the inside ...

Bridgestone also stepped away from the symmetric, rotation-specific design of the old RE-01R to a new non-symmetric tread design on the RE-11. This allowed Bridgestone engineers to further ...

General's visual alignment indicators help the driver know if the the tread is wearing evenly and if the vehicle is in proper alignment. If the tread wears off unevenly, it alerts the driver to check ...