Ceat Sportdrive tire series gains new technological innovation

Ceat debuted three new innovations in India’s Sportdrive Tire range: running tires, calming technology and ZR rated tires to handle speeds above 300 km/h.

The Ceat Sportdrive tire range is designed for luxury, high-performance cars and SUVs. Three new innovations proposed in this tire lineup claim to improve the overall functionality and performance of the tire. Ceat’s calming technology claims to reduce road noise, thus leading to a quiet cabin and adding a layer of safety and convenience when punctured. They can travel 80 km/h at 80 km/h. Ceat also claims to be the first Indian company to introduce Run-Flat tires, available in the 225/40 RF18 and 225/55 RF17 versions.

The ZR-class 21-inch SportDrive tires are designed to meet the needs of high-performance vehicles and can withstand speeds of more than 300 km/h. Quite a lot of luxury and performance cars run on 21-inch rims, some of which are Mercedes-AMG GLE 53Coupé, Maybach EQS 680 SUV, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Backge, Lotus Emeya, Lotus Emeya and Lexus LC500H. The market for such high-end cars is rising, so the same demand for capable tires is growing.

Tires capable of operating at ZR speeds include the 315/40 ZR21 115Y XL SportDrive SUV, the 275/45 ZR21 110Y XL SportDrive SUV and the 285/45 ZR21 113Y XL SportDrive SUV. The tires have a double nylon covering layer, which Sutt claims to reduce tire growth at high speeds.

Ceat’s new premium tire range will be available in many regions such as Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune, Chandigarh, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Bangalore, Bangalore, Tamil Nadu, Colombia, Maduré, Madrai, Kerala, Kerala, Hyderabad, Giwahati and Ahmedabad.

Running tires range from Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000, while 21-inch ZR rating ultra-high performance tires cost between Rs 25,000 and Rs 30,000.

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