480/80R50 – Tire Size 🔴 480 = Section Width (width of tire). In example 480 = 480 millimeters, or ~19 inches wide. 🔴 80 = Aspect Ratio (series). Specifies sidewall height, expressed in a percentage. In example, the sidewall...

480/80R50 – Tire Size 🔴 480 = Section Width (width of tire). In example 480 = 480 millimeters, or ~19 inches wide. 🔴 80 = Aspect Ratio (series). Specifies sidewall height, expressed in a percentage. In example, the sidewall...
While rolling resistance cannot be avoided in its entirety, farmers can achieve the best tire performance by implementing the proper tire air pressures. By doing so, your farms can achieve the following benefits: ⚫ Minimal ground compaction ⚫ Increased tire...
Regardless of tire chosen, if an operator wants to maximize both fuel economy AND machine efficiency, they should target a slip rate of approximately 12%. At this slip rate, the operator is not using excess fuel to get the job done, while at the same time...
The design rim, also known as the measuring rim width, is derived from the theoretical rim width according to design standards. If a rim is produced in this specific size, it is considered the recommended rim. If not, the closest available size becomes the recommended...
R-1 vs R-1W There are several tractor tire tread depth/pattern designations in the market: R-1, R-1W, R-2, R-3 and R-4. Let’s discuss the two main ag tread type designations – R-1 & R-1W. One of the most common questions we...
Knowing when to replace your ag tires can help maximize your productivity and performance. MAXAM recommends following these guidelines to help you know when it’s time to replace your tires: Increased tire slippage Constant air leakage Cuts or damages in the tread or...