The Firestone RoadHawk summer touring tyre focuses on wet-road braking. Firestone’s NanoPro-Tech compound keeps the RoadHawk rubber active on damp roads. Asymmetric Tread design puts water-clearing grooves on the inside. Fine 3D slits cut the tyre blocks leaving edges in the rubber for additional grip as the RoadHawk wears. Solid blocks on the outer shoulder support steering.
RoadHawk, introduced in 2016, took the place of the Firestone TZ300 in the touring line. Firestone claimed it had 20% better wear resistance than its predecessor. The Firestone RoadHawk 2 is the follow-up to the RoadHawk. Tyres.co.uk sells the Firestone RoadHawk.
Highlights
- Wet-road braking focus
- NanoPro-Tech compound for damp roads
- Asymmetric tread with water-clearing grooves
Firestone Roadhawk Statistics
| Dry Grip |
|
83% |
|---|
| Wet Grip |
|
73% |
|---|
| Road Feedback |
|
68% |
|---|
| Handling |
|
63% |
|---|
| Wear |
|
55% |
|---|
| Comfort |
|
71% |
|---|
The above scores combine independent tests and owner reviews, weighted by
Tyre Reviews for consistency and reliability.
