Barum Vanis 3 is a summer tyre for vans from a manufacturer in the economy segment. The model offers good performance at a competitive price.
Safety is key, which is why care has been taken to ensure that the Barum Vanis 3 tyres perform under varying weather conditions. Grip and braking distance remain at a high level not only on dry surfaces, but also on wet roads. The risk of skidding, including that caused by aquaplaning, is reduced and the driver has full control of the vehicle.
The latest generation rubber compound, developed for maximum performance and wear resistance when used on massive delivery vehicles. It makes the Barum Vanis 3 tyres able to last for a long time and their characteristics remain constant.
Increased travel comfort is significantly influenced by solutions, which reduce the level of generated noise. The sipes on the tread have been positioned in such a way that as little of the noise generated by the tyres as possible enters the car cabin. This makes for a far more pleasant and less tiring ride.
Compared to its predecessor model, the Vanis 2, Barum has managed to improve certain parameters, notably mileage, tread life, as well as dry handling and rolling resistance. The model's appearance is worth noting. The refined, interestingly designed sidewalls will look great when the tyres are fitted.
Barum is a brand with Czech roots that has been producing tyres for more than 70 years. Today, tyres with its logo are considered by many to be among the best in the economy class. This is influenced not only by years of experience, but also by the access to research centres and the latest technological solutions guaranteed by Continental.
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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.