Sidewalls

• The bias sidewalls are made out of the same compound as the tread. This means they are more resistent to side punctures.
  
  

Repair

• The bias tire can take more damage and still be repairable by an experienced tire shop.
  
  

Self Cleaning

• Because of the tread pattern, these tires tend to release or fling off mud and material, allowing for a good grip of the terrain.
  
  

Strength

• The cross-plyed construction and the ability of manufacturers to layer plies. This construction creates a strong tire that is ideal for towing.
  
  

Price

• The frugal will still find the bias tread tire less costly than its radial counterpart.
  
  

Steady Ride

• The cross-ply tire conforms to the terrain, giving passengers a smoother ride, while the radial tire depends on the vehicles suspension to steady the ride.