Tires that are dedicated to driving off-road, be it on terrain such as sand or rocks, are known as off-road tires. They tend to have a deeper tread pattern than standard road tires and are composed of a softer rubber compound.
An electronic system that continuously measures and displays the amount of air pressure in each tire to the driver.
The amount of space available in front of an occupants' legs when seated in a vehicle.
The steepest angle from which a vehicle can be driven onto a levelled path without the vehicle's rear overhang making contact.
A driver assistance system that maintains a slow, constant speed while descending a hill/ramp without the driver having to control the brake pedal.