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H Rating: Assuming your local laws allow you to practically drive your car at breakneck speeds, you need the Grabber HTS tire with H-rating.Especially when you consider that only there are only three speed ratings with a higher speed limit. T Rating: Although it isn’t earth-shattering by any stretch of the imagination, the 118 mph maximum speed limit is still fast.That’s the speed which the tire can sustain over a long period of time without getting damaged in the process. S Rating: One of the more modest speed ratings, tires which come with S rating have a maximum speed limit of 112 mph.However, by offering three of them in its package, the General Grabber HTS60 makes a commendable effort to set itself apart from the competition.

Most tires which you see on the road come with at least one and at most two speed ratings. So you can use them in a pickup used for hauling loads from one place to the other.

LT Sizes: Tires which are available in LT sizes have an improved tread life and provide better stability when carrying heavy load than their metric-size counterparts.

That’s because these sizes are optimized by General to provide excellent grip in slippery conditions.

Metric Sizes: Do you have no choice but to ride your vehicle in wet and winter conditions? Then you must choose the metric size for the General Grabber HTS60.

Still, while their sizes overlap, both these sizes aren’t designed to be used in the same scenario. While the former offers fifty different sizes to compliment wheel diameters ranging between 15 and 22 inches, the LT sizes are for wheels ranging from 15 to 18’’ in diameter. Go through the specs of these tires, and you’d come to know that it is available in two types of sizes: metric and LT. Consequently, tread patterns will experience less stress, helping the tire to last long. It is designed to give more stability to the tread by increasing its footprint on the road.

StabiliTread Technology: Once again, the secret behind this technology lies in its name.It does that by offering a cushioned layer on top of the tread to isolate your car from disturbances as the tire moves over road bumps. Comfort Balance Technology: As the name implies, the Comfort Balance technology is designed to give you a comfortable ride.These cuts are there to provide the tire with an excellent cut and chip resistance, thereby empowering the tread to handle on not-so-paved roads. DuraGen Technology: This technology makes its presence felt in the shape of cuts you can see in the tread.

Fortunately for its users, the General Grabber HTS60 isn’t any different as it offers three different technologies to take its performance to the next level. One thing which is common among all General tires – whether they are designed to handle off-road conditions or are meant to roll effortlessly on dry tarmac – is that they all come loaded with state-of-the-art technologies.