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Joyroad Grand Tourer H/T – 255/50ZRF19 107W XL RUNFLAT
Description: The Joyroad Grand Tourer H/T in 255/50ZRF19 107W XL is a high-specification High-Performance (HP) Summer/All-Season Run-Flat tyre, primarily designed for luxury SUVs and Crossovers (CUVs) that utilize run-flat technology. This size is a common fitment for premium European SUVs (like the BMW X5 or Porsche Cayenne).
Crucial Point: While the standard Joyroad Grand Tourer H/T is a popular budget-friendly touring tyre, the presence of “RF” (Run-Flat) in the size code means this is a highly specialized, reinforced version of the tyre.
Key Features and Technology:
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Run-Flat Technology (ZRF / RUNFLAT): This is the tyre’s defining feature. The reinforced sidewall structure allows the driver to continue driving safely for a limited distance (typically 50 miles or 80 km at a maximum speed of 50 mph or 80 km/h) after a puncture and total loss of air pressure.
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Extra Load (XL) Capacity: The 107 load index and the XL (Extra Load) designation mean this reinforced tyre supports up to 975kg (2149 lbs) per tyre. This is crucial for handling the substantial weight and dynamic forces of modern, large SUVs.
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High-Speed Performance: Rated W (up to 168 mph / 270 km/h), this tyre is designed for high-speed stability and safety, meeting the demands of high-performance SUVs. The ZR in the size code confirms its construction is rated for sustained high speeds.
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H/T (Highway Terrain) Design: Despite the rugged size, the “H/T” designation means the tread is optimized for primarily on-road use. Its symmetrical ribbed pattern is designed for:
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Stable Handling: Maintaining excellent surface contact for reliable steering response.
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Water Evacuation: Utilizing four wide longitudinal water-escaping grooves to improve water dispersion and reduce hydroplaning risk.
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All-Season Compound: The rubber compound is formulated to provide good traction on dry, wet, and often mild winter roads, making it a versatile option for year-round driving in moderate climates.













