Tire Threads and their Meaning.

Tires,s are certainly the first line of defense against any form of a mishap while on the road, therefore it's safe to say that having fit and good tires on your car gives you a certain measure of security while on the road but then what makes a car  tire appear fit and good for
the roads, perhaps its physical conditions, which includes good air pressure, clearly visible tire  treads, and an overall ideal physical state generally

Speaking of the tire treads, do you realize that these tire treads actually represent something the tire treads were not just inscribed for decoration but rather have their specific functions and specifications for different types of cars and road conditions, there are about four kinds of tire treads which you see on tires fitted on vehicles that ply the roads on daily basis namely, the Symmetrical Treading, Directional Treading, and Unidirectional Treading, let's shed more light on these tire treading and their appropriate road conditions.

1. SYMMETRICAL TREADING

Symmetrical treading is basically found in tires designed for nonperformance vehicles, this pattern involves a seemingly continuous groove or independent pattern that stretches throughout the surface of the tire.

Tires with symmetrical tread patterns are ideal for passenger vehicles due to their rather quiet and lasting nature which makes them a fit for an everyday car, coupled with their ability to be rotated across different directions.

2. ASYMMETRICAL

Tires with asymmetrical treading are ideally found in sports cars these sort of tires are specifically built for maximum grip either on wet or dry roads, it features a pattern that sees the inner and middle part of the tires designed for wet and winter surfaces while the outer part is specifically designed for effective cornering.

3  DIRECTIONAL ( unidirectional)

Tires with unidirectional treading are built for high-performance cars or vehicles as the case may be, this pattern entails a v shape in the middle of the tire coupled with a large space of grooves between the tread blocks, this sort of pattern basically improves resistance, especially at high speed, which makes it best suited for high-performance vehicles.

4. DIRECTIONAL (asymmetrical)

Tires with asymmetrical treading are a fusion of several combinations, this involves the v pattern attributed to the directional tread and also the dry weather traction, in other words, this sort of tire could be ideal in both ways, 

In other words, always use a tire best suited for your kind of vehicle and road condition as the first measure of safety begins with you.