I wanting to find out if cross climate tyres do give more grip and better braking in snow and icy conditions. Have been using winter tyres but thinking they are over kill for the amount of times we get snow on the Cotswolds. Don’t get me wrong winter tyres really do work but loose their gripping...
Vredestein Traction Tyres?
Opinions?
They're only a couple of hundred quid more than BKT Agrimax for a set of 4 (520/85r42 & 480/70r30)
Tractor will predominantly be on cultivation and baler work, with some road haulage. Are the vredestein never wear, but never grip?
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I need to replace both tyres on my Valtra 700 - small tractor. One is very worn and the other has a puncture. I could get the puncture repaired, but tyre people tell me that I would have to have inner tube and then couldn't fill the tyre with water - which it currently has for ballast...
Bit of a minefield?!?
I was drilling stubble turnips other day and suddenly tyre went down on the back of new Holland. Got a gash in the side wall.
Could have repaired it but thought tyres 5 year old and few other minor gashs in the sidewall as well. Bought some new BKTs to be fitted today...
14.9 X 24 radial front tyres, only half worn, but if you drive flat out even on a good road. (very scarce in this part of the world) it's like sitting on a rocking horse. What pressure should, or could these be run at to reduce this bouncing affect?
I'm having trouble finding an agri radial in the size of 18,4r26 for a backhoe. Most be agri grip as this machine does a lot of field work. Don't want crossplys again if I can as I often found not enough of the lug was on the ground and they wore quick enough.
I'm not looking for top brands...
Currently talking myself into changing one of our tractors, the new tractor is in stock and on new mitas tyres. Any one have an opinion on them good or bad ? Ran Michelin for first four years and vredestein this past year, have been impressed by them.
Thanks in advance
taken old ones off, Radials that had tubes in! 13.6 r24 fronts, 40k , had wheels blasted, bit of pitting around bead, it was rusty when tyres were removed, i would say muck and such like got between rim and bead, new tyres are radials, tubeless fitting, rims have been primmed, should i top...
We have a couple of trailers on order with floatation tyres and I was wondering do they pull easier on the road compared to super singles.I would imagine not but keen to hear your thoughts.Thanks.
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