spudman*2008
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Looking at replacing back tyres on a tractor have priced all makes am mainly on spud work which needs a good gripping cleaning tyre what are vredestein like for loose soil work
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Vredestien will out last bkt also bkt isnt so much budget as it used to beJust get BKT
The side walls will also go on the verdys, I know from experienceHad continentals never again sidewall issues
Problem is running a tyre at low pressure that isn't designed to be run at low pressure. I run Michelin on a fendt 718....on my second set....ive done 8500 hours in itAre there any tyre brands these days that nobody (or at least relativerly few people) has had sidewall issues with?
We had kleiber radial tyres late 70s early 80s.when you had to pay extra for radials on a new tractor.they came with a chart with low inflation pressures. Not many I know of wore out they were replaced under warranty for cracking and lugs falling off.then they decided you need to up the pressures. Sounds like it's happening all over again.how long before manufactures start recommending higher pressures
Your get the same issues with vredestein, mine have gone in the walls, they do grip and ware well, if your doing high hours it won,t be a problem, your ware the tyre out before the walls go.Had continentals never again sidewall issues