A gravel-spec rally tyre, and it earns its place in a survival catalogue by being one of the most useful barricade objects there is. Deep block tread modelled as real geometry, because tread is the one part of a tyre that has to hold up under a close camera — a mapped tread flattens the instant light rakes across it, and a tyre is almost always lit from a low angle. The sidewall lettering is raised rather than printed, so it catches a highlight the way moulded rubber does. Rubber shading is tuned for the matte, slightly chalky read of a tyre that has been off the rim for a while, rather than the wet-look black of a showroom shot. Stack them, lean them, half-bury them, roll one into a corridor. Off-theme on paper and consistently useful in practice: tyres turn up wherever vehicles have been abandoned.