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Fronway Vanplus-09 – 195/75R16C 107/105R

Description: The Fronway Vanplus-09 in 195/75R16C 107/105R is a heavy-duty, commercial-grade light truck (LT) or “C” (Commercial) tyre. This size is specifically engineered for robust performance and high load-carrying capacity, making it a common fitment for delivery vans, large passenger vans, flatbed trucks, and chassis-cab vehicles that require dependable service under sustained, heavy-load conditions. The Vanplus-09 is designed for fleet operators and drivers who prioritize durability, longevity, and stability while transporting goods or people.

Key Features and Technical Details:

• Commercial (C) Tyre Construction: The ‘C’ designation signifies reinforced construction, including multiple plies and a heavy-duty casing. This structure allows the tyre to operate safely at high inflation pressures and resist the wear, tear, and punctures common in commercial applications.

• Dual Load/Speed Index: The dual marking 107/105R indicates its load capability for both single and dual (twin) fitment on an axle:

  • 107 (Single Fitment): Maximum load of 975kg (2150 lbs) per tyre.

  • 105 (Dual Fitment): Maximum load of 925kg (2039 lbs) per tyre.

• Speed Rating: Rated R (up to 106 mph / 170 km/h), this is the standard speed rating for commercial van tyres, confirming its stability and structural integrity under load at typical highway speeds.

• Durability and Longevity: The specialized tread compound is optimized for maximum wear resistance, aiming to provide extended mileage and a cost-effective service life, which is essential for commercial vehicles.

• Tread Stability: The pattern features robust, blocky tread elements and wide circumferential grooves that enhance road contact, providing excellent stability, confident braking, and reliable steering response, even when the vehicle is fully laden.

• Wet Weather Performance: The groove and sipe arrangement is designed to effectively channel water away from the contact patch, enhancing grip and reducing the risk of hydroplaning in rainy conditions.