CMA, Double Coin unveil REM-26 steer and REM-4 drive tires for airport ground support applications
The tires are designed to allow maximum endurance in the airport ground support environment.
Goodyear releases the RL-5K OTR tire
Goodyear said the RL-5K with three-star capacity also features a deep, 250-level durable tread.
GRI’s Green XLR Earth, Ultimate Green XT tires to include highly sustainable materials
The Green XLR Earth series is made with 87.3% sustainable material and the Ultimate Green XT tire is made with 93.5% sustainable material.
Cracking the case of the cracked loader tire casing
Let’s evaluate how loader operators spec tires.
Maxam releases new sizes for its AgilXtra I-3 implement tire
Maxam said its AgilXtra radial tires are designed with a steel-belted construction utilizing a directional tread design.
Yokohama Off-Highway Tires releases new Galaxy MFS 101 forklift tire
The Galaxy MFS 101 Severe Duty Solid tire comes in 28 sizes, for rims ranging from 8- to 15 in.
GRI introduces new radial flotation tire, the Green XLR F88
The Green XLR F88 was specially designed and developed for slurry tankers and trailers.
Yokohama Off-Highway Tires releases new irrigation tire design with the Alliance 778
Overlapping Y shapes in the centerline of the zero-degree lug pattern can improve traction and durability, Yokohama Off-Highway Tires said.
How dealers can stay competitive in the OTR construction tire market
Tire dealers need to be ready to help their customers keep their machines at maximum utilization when it comes to tires.
Yokohama Off-Highway Expands RT41 Radial Tire Size for ADTs
Yokohama Off-Highway Tires added a 29-in. tire size option for articulated trucks and loaders.
Trends to Watch for in OTR Construction Tires
There is a tremendous amount of demand for machines that take 25-in. tires.
Yokohama Off-Highway Tires Launches Pair of New Radial Wheel Loader Tires
Yokohama released two new, extra-deep tread radial tires designed for loaders and dozers in construction, mining and quarry applications.
