Description
The Firestone Roadhawk 2 245/60 R18 is purposely engineered for mid-sized family crossovers and modern SUVs (such as the Ford Edge, Jeep Grand Cherokee base trims, Mazda CX-9, Honda Pilot, and select trims of the Toyota RAV4 or Hyundai Santa Fe). This second-generation Roadhawk pattern focuses on delivering exceptional casing strength to resist high thermal highway stress while maintaining a flexible, shock-absorbing ride profile for premium cabin quietness.
Key Product Advantages:
Extended Treadwear Mileage: Formulated with an advanced, heat-resistant compound that ensures uniform wear distribution across the tread surface, preventing premature degradation on hot summer tarmac.
Premium Ride Cushioning: The 60-series profile provides a generous sidewall height to cushion the vehicle cabin from road imperfections, while optimized tread block alignment dynamically reduces road-contact noise.
Reliable Load & Speed Rating (105H): Built to safely support a maximum load of 925 kg per tire and certified for safe, continuous highway speeds up to 210 km/h under high temperature conditions.
Technical PropertyStandard Specification & Direct ExplanationBrand / ManufacturerFirestone – Engineered under the global Bridgestone Group umbrellaPattern / FamilyRoadhawk 2 (RHAWK2) – Next-Gen Touring & SUV Performance SeriesApplication ClassSUV / Crossover Passenger Car TireSection Width245 mm – Standard width delivering an ideal balance of stability and low rolling resistanceAspect Ratio / Profile60% – Generous sidewall height delivering excellent ride cushioning and shock absorptionInternal ConstructionRadial (R) – Fortified steel belts resisting high thermal stress and stretchingRim Diameter18 Inch – Wheel size specification for modern crossover and SUV platformsLoad Index Rating105 – Heavy-duty capacity supporting a maximum weight of up to 925 kg per tireSpeed Rating IndexH – Internationally certified for safe and continuous operation up to 210 km/hInternal Tire TypeTL (Tubeless) – Standard inner-tube-free operating system