24.01.2005, 00:00
Yes.
The tires are "nailed" with studs.
It is very common in Iceland.
Tires used for winter driving in the mountains and Glaciers often have extra many studs.
Often the tires are also micro cut.
Then the rubber is cut across the sole, with ca. 5mm between cuts.
When the tire is deflated the cuts open up and the tire gets extra grip.
JAK
JAK
The tires are "nailed" with studs.
It is very common in Iceland.
Tires used for winter driving in the mountains and Glaciers often have extra many studs.
Often the tires are also micro cut.
Then the rubber is cut across the sole, with ca. 5mm between cuts.
When the tire is deflated the cuts open up and the tire gets extra grip.
JAK
JAK

