The I-181 by Ironman has a five-rib design delivers long mileage and shoulder wear resistance on steer axle use

Commercial Regional Steer

Often considered the most important tire position on a commercial truck, steer tires are located on the steer axel of the truck tractor. Steer tires influence handling, help ensure a smooth ride, take a lot of scrubbing on curbs and are often the position that’s most involved in high-impact collisions. Regional commercial tires are designed for trucks that frequently travel on secondary routes, highways, and two-lane roads. Usually, these tires are used on trucks within the public utilities, government, food distribution, manufacturing, petroleum, or public school sector. Regional tires typically operate within a 300-mile radius with drivers returning to their home base at night.