Nokian Tyres Hakka Black 3 SilentDrive
Description
Nokian Tyres Hakka Black 3 impresses with precise handling, superior grip, and low noise levels.
Enjoy reliable traction in sharp turns, on hot asphalt, and on wet surfaces after a heavy rain. Feel and sense the low noise levels. It achieves the best A-class rating for wet grip in the EU labeling. The Hakka Black 3 is designed for sporty and high-performance vehicles. It is also ideal for electric and hybrid cars.
- Enjoy precise and stable handling.
- Excellent wet grip from spring to fall.
- Quieter on rough roads.
- Tires have a wear indicator.
Stable and precise driving experience
The Dynamic Grip 3.0 concept combines computer-optimized tread patterns and the Adaptive Control rubber compound, ensuring unique grip in various weather conditions. The tire offers excellent grip, responds instantly to steering commands, and adapts to surface irregularities. Optimal road contact maximizes driving comfort and tire durability.
For your driving comfort.
Silent MultiZone design. The shape and pattern repetition of the tread blocks on the inner and outer shoulder, as well as the center area, are precisely optimized. This design eliminates disruptive noise, making driving more pleasant and quieter, especially on rough asphalt. The tread block arrangement also ensures even wear.
Control and stability.
Responsive Shoulder Design. The sturdy design of the shoulder areas ensures excellent driving stability at high speeds - even on roads with potholes and grooves. The robust outer rib, free of intersecting grooves, enhances controlled driving. The contact pressure is greater on the shoulder areas than in the center during braking or cornering.
Enhanced safety for rainy days.
Hydroplaning resistance. Grooves designed into the central ribs store water and accelerate its flow from between the tire and the road, channeling it to the wide main grooves.
Wear indicator.
The features of the Hakka Black 3 include a wear indicator (DSI), which informs drivers when the tires need replacing. The wear indicator shows the remaining tread depth in millimeters. Numbers disappear one by one as the tire wears down. The hydroplaning warning indicates increased risk, with the drop symbol disappearing after four millimeters.