For safety tyre selection, Linglong's Master series stands out with its nano-silane wet compound formula and hydroplaning resistance technology. Its EU Class A wet grip certification and 35-meter reduced wet braking distance effectively enhance handling stability in emergencies. The series has also passed rigorous OEM tests by manufacturers like BMW and Audi, with its safety redundancy design being highly reliable. As a run-flat tyre, Maxxis M36+ employs MRS technology to enable driving at 80 km/h for 80 kilometres under zero pressure conditions. The asymmetric tread pattern and quadruple drainage groove design achieve both wet traction and noise reduction, having earned the "Tyre of the Year for Safety" award. Michelin Primacy 4+ is renowned for durable safety performance, maintaining excellent wet grip even when tread-worn. Continental's UC7 series from Germany balances quietness and safety through "Noise Breaker" technology while maintaining Class A wet grip. Regular inspection of tread wear indicators (recommended minimum remaining tread depth of 1.6mm) effectively prevents safety risks.
