What are the differences between semi-slick tires and regular tires?

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The differences between semi-slick tires and regular tires are as follows: 1. Different tire properties: Semi-slick tires are a type of tire relative to full-slick tires. The most notable feature of semi-slick tires is that when the tire temperature rises due to high-speed friction, they generate strong grip force close to that of full-slick tires, but they do not pick up too much dust, and their wear level remains within an acceptable range; this is also the difference between semi-slick tires and regular tires. 2. Different design: Regular tires are for daily use in household cars, with tread patterns that facilitate water drainage, performing excellently on both dry and wet streets; while semi-slick tires are more sport-oriented, with lower weight and aspect ratio to enhance wheel agility.