Nebula Pioneer N006 UHP 225/40R18 ZR 92W XL Exclusive
Original price was: $72.99.$36.49Current price is: $36.49.
Description
Nebula Pioneer N006 UHP Tires
The Nebula Pioneer N006 UHP is a high performance, all season tire manufactured for passenger vehicles and SUVs.
The ideal tread design and the durable rubber compound work together to maintain close road contact, which increases steering responsiveness and driving stability. The tire’s steering response time is faster and more precise to the driver’s commands, while the structure is secured against the driving pressure. At the same time, the wide shoulder blocks boost cornering and maneuvering, while the special siping details shorten the braking distance by creating friction. This combination guarantees a safe driving experience, while the driver has full control over the vehicle.
Excellent year-round performance is promoted with this tire. The ideal tread design and the all season compound enhance the tire’s grip in dry, wet, and winter weather conditions. This tread pattern closely follows the road surface at all times, while the all season compound keeps the rubber flexible in changing temperatures. Wide circumferential grooves effectively eliminate water and slush from the footprint in wet-weather conditions. It prevents hydroplaning on wet roads and ensures a safe driving experience.
The asymmetric tread pattern manages to negate the sound waves heard in the vehicle’s cabin while the tires are in motion. This pattern cancels the road and tread pattern noise heard by the passengers, preventing road disturbances from ruining the passengers’ driving enjoyment. The result is a quiet driving experience.
The Nebula Pioneer N006 UHP guarantees a high speed performance. The reinforced internal structure and the special silica compound keep the ideal tire shape under driving pressure, while the special silica compound prevents pressure accumulation along the tread area during the performance. This combination ensures the model’s perfect performance at high speeds.





