What is the difference between semi-slick and full-slick tires?
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semi-slick and full-slick tires are different in the following aspects: 1. In terms of nature: Full-slick tires melt into a gel-like state when they rub against the road surface and the tread temperature rises during use, providing excellent grip for the vehicle. Semi-slick tires can achieve grip close to that of full-slick tires when the temperature rises, and the wear level is also within a controlled range. 2. In terms of grip: When semi-slick tires reach their operating temperature, they soften the tire tread, creating high stickiness, thereby improving grip. 3. Different characteristics: Full-slick tires increase the contact area with the road surface, enhancing grip when a certain temperature is reached. Semi-slick tires do not have this feature.