(name of the tire)

Household Movers

• Fleets, trucks, and drivers responsible for hauling time sensitive goods over great distances through multiple locations at high to medium speeds
• Operating conditions include long haul routes (for 53' trailers) and short-medium routes (for 26' straight trucks) with periods of frequent stops
• Drive tire priorities for this vocation include serviceability, even wear, scrub resistance, and traction
• Tires subject to feather edge wear, cupping, excessive deflection, spotty wear, curb damage, and impact breaks

Hazardous Material Haulers

• Fleets that engage in the transportation of hazardous materials in regional haul, typically on primary roads
• Protection against risk to life and property while transporting these materials is the primary goal
• Hazardous Material drive tires priorities include reliability, durability, even wear, and overall traction
• Tires subject to feather edge wear, cupping, heel/toe wear, shoulder pad separation, bead tears, rim damaage, and excessive deflection

School Buses

• Bus fleets usually owned by city municipalities, primarily carrying children passengers so safety is critical
• Regional operations require high scrub resistance due to tight turns and environment
• Drive tires for buses require serviceability, even wear, traction, and scrub resistance
• Tires subject to feather edge wear, cupping, shoulder wear, spotty wear, alternating drive tire lug wear, and excessive deflection

Waste & Sanitation Transport

• Fleets and trucks operate through the collection of garbage, recycling centers and waste disposal
• Freight consists of residential waste, commercial waste as well as treatment and waste disposal
• Operating conditions include short to intermediate routes with multiple stops, generating high heat from frequent braking