Summer Tyre
Comfort Tyre
Asymmetric Tread Pattern
Made in Japan
The Sumitomo HTR900 is a touring summer tyre designed for passenger cars, offering a balanced mix of wet grip, comfort, fuel efficiency, and durability. It uses an advanced asymmetric tread pattern that reduces road noise while improving handling stability
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The HTR900 is Sumitomo’s high-performance summer tire, designed for passenger cars that demand balanced wet grip, comfort, fuel efficiency, and durability. It features an advanced asymmetric tread pattern that reduces noise while improving handling stability.
- Asymmetric tread design: inner side optimized for drainage and quietness, outer side for dry grip and cornering.
- Advanced tread compound enhances wet grip, fuel efficiency, and tread life.
- High tread rigidity for consistent performance and longer lifespan.
- Variable pitch tread reduces cabin and external noise.
- Tread Wear Indicator (TWI) for easy monitoring of tire condition.
- Dry performance: Stable braking and cornering.
- Wet performance: Strong aquaplaning resistance and shorter braking distances.
- Comfort: Smooth and quiet ride with reduced vibration.
- Efficiency: Lower rolling resistance improves mileage.
- Durability: Balanced tread life for everyday use.
Common fitments include Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Nissan Sentra, Mazda 3, Volkswagen Jetta, Hyundai Elantra, Kia Forte, Ford Focus, Chevrolet Cruze, and Renault Megane.
The HTR900 combines Japanese engineering quality with balanced performance, delivering wet safety, comfort, and efficiency at a competitive price point. It is ideal for drivers seeking reliable everyday performance without premium costs.
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