Properly selected tires allow for maximum use of the tire's driving properties and translate into better use of the tractor's power. A properly selected agricultural tire should be in contact with the ground with the entire tread face. Low-profile tires are recommended for large tractors used mainly for transport on even and long sections, while high-profile tires are recommended for small and medium-sized tractors where the characteristics of the crop require the use of small-width tires. Agricultural tires are divided into two main groups:
Agricultural tire sizes are most often given in inches (inch; abbreviation or symbol: in or ″) and are a series of numbers and letters indicating the tire width, profile height and construction type, tread type and rim diameter. The 8.30-20 R agricultural tire is a tire:
Additionally, the tire contains information about the number of X PR canvases, the speed index, e.g. TT , and the maximum tire load in kg or lbs.
Dimensions :
Improperly selected tires for a tractor may damage the tire or the tractor or create a danger for people and animals, and affect the comfort of work and operation, e.g. fuel consumption. Maintaining the proper pressure of agricultural tires allows for optimal use of the tires' driving properties and tractor power and extends their service life.
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