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Driving with the Boxer and Kleber Quadraxer 2 tyres

If you’re wondering what a Boxer and tyre have in common look no further than having a loyal dog as a companion and tyres that will not let you down either! When you buy Kleber Quadraxer 2 tyres, you are buying an asset that is proven and tested to provide you with the best possible service and dependability.

Like the Boxer dog, the Kleber mascot, your tyres are required to provide you with security wherever you take them. They are designed to enable safe driving for you and your passengers with controlled capabilities.

“B-level” braking with your Kleber Quadraxer 2 tyres

Tyres are judged by their performance especially when called into action in unforeseen circumstances. This can in clued emergency braking on a wet road surface for which the Kleber Quadraxer 2 tyre brand was a “B -level” rating, which is recognised as being amongst the best in the marketplace! It has been determined that your braking distance can be significantly reduced with the aid of this tyre brand.

It is attributed to the tyre having toboggans combined with a V-shaped directional tread pattern. This has been designed and structured to efficiently disperse water thereby reducing the risk of aquaplaning. However, this is a tyre that delivers safety and performance in various conditions including snow and ice!

The real deal Kleber Quadraxer 2 tyre solution

Boasting 3PMSF* and M+S** markings and an innovative sipes design, your Kerber Quadraxer tyres provide you with an outstanding and secured performance. It is to the extent of ensuring good and controlled acceleration and braking even driving on snow and rain affected roads.

Like the Boxer dog, tyres could also be seen as our best friends. They are always there and ready to give that extra when we need them most! 

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