Industrial Tires

• Industrial tires are tires manufactured for versatile vehicles used in heavy-duty applications in various industries.

• Such tires are used for construction, mining, transportation, and agriculture applications. Which tire type the vehicle needs will depend on the industry.

• Tires made for industrial use are often designed for all season and winter weather. The tread design of these tread elements enhances the tire’s secure year-round performance.

• Depending on their applications, industrial tires feature different tread patterns. Most of them sport directional lugs, but all of them are aggressive tread designs that offer traction and durability in harsh applications.

• Typically industrial tires last for a long time, but they are often used for short-distance driving. Their longevity is ensured with the stable tread elements, the deeper starting tread, and the stronger compound blend.

• These tires feature reinforced internal structures. The casing and the sidewalls maintain the ideal shape under larger loads, significantly enhancing its load capacity.

• Industrial vehicles come in various shapes and sizes. Matching the tread pattern and performance of the tires to your vehicle’s needs is a good starting point.

• Check the tire size you need in the owner’s manual of the vehicle or on the sidewalls of the currently mounted tires. Buy tires that match the tire size your vehicle needs.

• Most industrial tires are designed for all season applications, but some of them offer winter traction. Choose the tires that match the weather conditions where they will be used.

• Different tire brands offer various quality tires. Learn about what each tire offers by reading the reviews of previous owners. This will help you create a picture of how each tire performs.

• Industrial tires are expensive and because of that setting a budget before you embark on the shopping journey is crucial. Setting a budget will help you narrow down the selection and find suitable tires for your vehicle.

• Tire maintenance is key to ensuring the longevity of your tires. With industrial tires that includes checking the tire’s air pressure levels, tread wear manner, and potential damage, as well as proper tire rotations, alignment, and balancing.