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How to read the data report
Click on a tire option formulated by Treadwell and scroll to read the report which displays the chosen tire’s stopping distance (wet and dry conditions), tire life and cost, ride data, customer reviews and other specs.
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How to read the data report
Performance & Safety
Stopping Distance on Wet Roads
The distance it took our test driver to stop the vehicle from 60 mph on these tires on wet roads.
Current tire
Handling on Wet Roads
The ability of the tire to grip and respond to steering inputs in sudden and sustained cornering on wet surfaces. Wet Handling tests are designed to simulate at-the-limit tire behavior that can occur in real driving situations.
Stopping Distance on Dry Roads
The distance it took our test driver to stop the vehicle from 60 mph on these tires. The "Dry Roads" graphic displays the same stats as there’s no measurable difference in dry stopping distance between new and tires worn down to 4/32"
Current tire
Snow Cornering Grip
The speed you can take corners without skidding in winter conditions
Snow Skid Control
How well-controlled the tires are when sliding on snow
Snow Acceleration
The time it takes to accelerate from 5 to 30 mph on packed snow
Snow Acceleration
Snow Stopping Distance
The distance it takes to stop from 30mph on packed snow
Snow Stopping Distance
Handling (Steering Response)
The ability of a tire to respond well to a change in direction. Handling tests are specifically designed to simulate typical driving conditions.
Comfort
The ability of a tire to absorb road roughness and imperfections. Comfort tests and road surfaces are chosen specifically to simulate normal everyday driving.
Noise Level
The tire’s overall noise level. Noise is evaluated on both smooth and rough surfaces to simulate different road surfaces.
Lifespan, Cost & Warranty
Tire Lifespan
We calculate tire life estimates by dividing its median mileage by the number of miles you drive per year.
Tire Lifespan
K
Miles Per Dollar
Miles per dollar is calculated by dividing the median tire mileage by the retail price of the tire.
Tire Warranty
80K
Miles Per Dollar
355
Tread Life Estimate
Tread life is an estimate based on actual mileage for this tire on your vehicle model, in your area, with proper maintenance.
Tread Life Estimate
52K
69K
infrequent maintenance
proper maintenance
Fuel Efficiency
Efficiency refers to the energy needed to spin a tire. Tires with low rolling resistance are more efficient, providing you with more MPGs.