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Kumho Road Venture MT51

Features

Notching in the shoulder reduces damage and increases off-road traction.

Aggressive wide-block design made for mud and rock crawling, while balancing on-road driving performance.

Sipe application maximizes grip and breaking performance on snow-covered roads.

Full-depth, circumferential, zigzag grooves increase traction and help eject stones and mud.

Aggressive sidewall design prevents damage and enhances grip when in deep mud or rock climbing.

Notching in the shoulder reduces damage and increases off-road traction.

Aggressive wide-block design made for mud and rock crawling, while balancing on-road driving performance.

Sipe application maximizes grip and breaking performance on snow-covered roads.

Full-depth, circumferential, zigzag grooves increase traction and help eject stones and mud.

Aggressive sidewall design prevents damage and enhances grip when in deep mud or rock climbing.

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