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SL HD

25% Higher Casing Strength for Regional Operations

Setting new standards in performance and longevity for regional operations. Engineered for durability the Apollo SLHD can withstand the toughest road conditions with ease.

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Features

All-wheel Application

Semi-Lug pattern for all wheel application ensures the flexibility needed in regional operations.

Higher Stability and Traction

Well anchored shoulder lugs support the tyre in on and off the road application, minimising down-time.

Impact Resistant Design

Heavy duty casing can withstand impacts and potholes without chipping or chunking.

Tool Tip - Size Table

FUEL EFFICIENCY/ROLLING RESISTANCE Fuel efficiency is important to reduce both CO2 emissions and the cost of driving. Each tyre can be categorised for its fuel efficiency. Tyres are rated between A – G; A being the most fuel efficient, G bring the least fuel efficient. The difference between each category means a reduction or increase in fuel consumption of 3-4%.
WET GRIP/BRAKING PERFORMANCE Wet grip is a critical safety feature, relating to how quickly a tyre can stop on wet roads. Tyres are rated A – G; A being the shortest braking distances in the wet, G being the longest braking distance in the wet. The difference in each category can mean an extra one to two car lengths (3-6 metres) on the stopping distance.
NOISE EMISSION/EXTERIOR NOISE This relates to the external noise made by the tyre and is measured in dB (decibels). There are three ratings for noise as indicated by sound waves on the diagram. The more black waves, the louder the tyre.