The Barum Bravuris 6 summer tyre is a model belonging to the economy segment. It is designed for passenger cars, both in the city segment and larger SUVs. However, it is also suitable for electric vehicles, as demonstrated by the EV designation. It is a model that will provide safety and a good driving experience, while also offering value for money.
Good performance on dry and wet surfaces
The designers have ensured that the Barum Bravuris 6 tyre features a wide footprint. As a result, the contact area with the road is increased. Combined with a well-thought-out tread pattern, this guarantees a good grip on both dry and wet surfaces. The four wide circumferential grooves and the channel system ensure efficient drainage when driving in rainy weather.
Long service life
A very important advantage of this model is its durability. This is due to the use of a durable tread and rubber compound with a suitable composition. As a result, the tyre will provide good mileage and will last for more than just one season.
Excellent driving economy
The manufacturer has also taken care of driving the economy. The tread compound and the optimised tyre contour slow down the formation of deformations and guarantee smooth rolling and low resistance. As a result, the car burns less fuel, which translates into savings. This is also very important, especially for electric cars, which will be able to cover more kilometres per charge.
Barum is an economy tyre brand of the renowned Continental Group. The company's products are particularly valued for their excellent performance and build quality in their price range. They are the preferred choice of drivers looking for good-performance tyres at excellent prices.
Barum
The Czech manufacturer of budget tyres offers a wide range of models for passenger cars, lorries and more. The company's history dates back almost a hundred years, during which time it has evolved to become part of the Continental AG group in 1992. Motoring enthusiasts may also be familiar with the Barum Rally, a series of races on asphalt tracks around the town of Zlin in eastern Moravia. In 1999, the winning driver was Janusz Kulig from Poland.