Name: China Paddy Field Series Tyres Manufacturers Suppliers - Discount Paddy Field Series Tyres - Agricultural Machinery
Brand: Tianzhong
SKU: 254409583

Why Choose Us

Quality Assurance
Approved by 3C and a perfect quality control system has been estabished.Our tyres exported to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and other countries and more than 20 domestic provinces and regions. Tianzhong Tyre is committed to be the first choice of customers in the world who need high safety and high value tyres.

On-time Delivery
Once you place your order, we will immediately incorporate your order into our tight production schedule to ensure on-time delivery.Once your order is shipped, we will immediately send you a shipping notification and full shipping tracking information until you confirm receipt of the goods successfully.

Efficient After-sales Service
We respect your feedback after receiving the goods.We provide 18 months warranty service after the goods arrive.We deal with your complaints within 48 hours.

Professional Team
We value every customer's enquiry and we will ensure that we provide a competitive quote quickly.We are a professional team with all technical support from our technical department

What is Agricultural Tyre

High quality agricultural radial tires, also known as implement tyres or tractor tyres, are specially designed tyres for use in agricultural vehicles such as tractors, combines, and other farm machinery. Unlike regular vehicle tyres, agricultural tyres are built to withstand heavy loads, provide improved traction, and reduce soil compaction.

Product Description

R-1

R-1 tractor tire, application: tractor, trailer, harvester, spreader, excavator, soil tillage and spraying machines. Large selection of sizes ensures the perfect fit for your equipment

R-2

R-2 tractor tires, applications: tractor for soil tillage and spreading in wet soft fields, such as paddy and shattercane. Strong casing for excellet stability and safety to the operator.

R-3 TYRES APPLICATION

I-3 tyres, Applications: Agricultural implement & trailer, sugar cane harvester, both on and off the road. Flotation implement design for high load capacities at low inflation pressures, minissing soil compaction and preventing damage to crops.

R-2 TIRES

F-2 tires, Applications: tractor front for field operations and regular transportation.

Self-cleaning tread for positive steering. wide tread area ensuring longer life.

R-3

I-1 tires, application: harvesting machines, hay baler, bale rack, seeder, windrower, and fertilizer manure spreader on and off the road services. Cut-resistant sidewall reducing downtime, shock-fortified nylon-cord body resisting impacts.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

Applications: Agricultural implement, tractor trailer, spreader, harvester. Designed espeially for agricultural machines with load capacity 9-12 tons

Tires for tractor, harvester, spreader

SIZE	PR	CODE	TYPE	40HQ
23.1-26	16	R-1	TT/TL	54
23.1-30	12	R-1	TT/TL	48
23.1-34	12	R-1	TT/TL	46

How to Maintain Agricultural Tyre

Proper Inflation

Regularly check and maintain the correct tire pressure. Underinflated tires increase wear and fuel consumption, while overinflated tires can lead to a rough ride and reduced traction.

Alignment

Ensure tires are properly aligned to prevent uneven wear. Misalignment can also cause issues.

Rotate Tires

Periodically rotate tires to ensure even wear across all four wheels. This extends their lifespan and maintains consistent performance.

Weight Distribution

Distribute weight evenly on implements and machinery to prevent excessive load on specific tires. This helps reduce wear and tear.

Inspect for Damage

Routinely inspect tires for cuts, punctures, or any signs of damage. Promptly repair or replace damaged tires to prevent further issues.

Cleanliness

Keep tires clean to prevent debris from causing damage or punctures. Clean them after working in muddy or rocky terrain.

Storage

Store tires in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Protect them from exposure to harsh weather conditions when not in use.

Professional Maintenance

Periodically have your tires inspected and serviced by professionals who can assess wear and alignment, ensuring optimal performance.

Our Factory

Tianzhong company was founded in 2013, located in Jining City, Shandong, the birthplace of Chinese civilization and Confucian culture.Our company covers an area of 15,000 square meters, the existing professional staff of 100 people, The company's annual output value is more than 300 million yuan, and its products are exported to Europe, America, the Middle East and more than 30 countries.Our brand is "TIANZHONG"We supply full range of tyres, industrial tyres to agricultural vacuum radial tyres, agricultural bias tyres, forestry tyres, industrial tires to OTR tyres. We also have matching agricultural wheels, and we have integrated the processing and sales of used tractor(John Deere).

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FAQ

Q: How Long Do Farm Tires Last?

A: Under the condition of proper handling and good storage conditions ,the shelf life of new agricultural tires is generally about 5-6 years .

Q: What is the Difference between Bias Tractor Tires and a Radial Tractor Tire?

A: 1.Durable and puncture-resistant 2.Strong load capacity 3.Goog shock absorption performance 4.High fuel economy 5.Long service life 6.Light soil compaction

Q: How Much does a Tractor Tire Cost?

A: How much a tractor tire costs can vary based on its size, construction, front or rear axle placement, brand, and application type. However, the price of smaller sizes starts generally as low as $40, while larger sizes (especially for rear axle placements) can start as high as $400-$500.

Q: Which tyre is best for farming?

A: Here are some of the different types of tractor tires: R-1 Tires: R-1 tires are standard agricultural tires designed for general farming use. They are ideal for plowing and tillage work. R-1W Tires: R-1W tires are designed for wet conditions and have larger lugs to improve traction in muddy or slippery conditions.

Q: What do the sizes of agricultural tyres mean?

A: The first numbers indicate the width of the tyre in inches (1 inch = 25.4 mm), or respectively 12.4 inches (12.4 inches x 25.4 mm = 310 mm in width) and 10.5 inches (10.5 inches x 25.4 mm = 260 mm in width). The last numbers indicate the rim diameter, always displayed in inches, in this case 28 inches and 16 inches.

Q: What is the difference between industrial and agricultural tractor tires?

A: Industrial tires are built to withstand long wear and provide superior protection against punctures. With a wider tread than agricultural tires and deeper lugs than turf tires, this option is perfect for rough terrain or applications where punctures are more likely to occur.

Q: How do you match tractor Tyres?

A: All tyres have an embossed code on their sidewalls which describes their sizing, including the rim diameter they will fit, their section width and their profile. A710/75 R42 tyre has a width of 710mm wide, and you will generally be able to fit tractor tyres that match the rim width of your tractor wheels.

Q: How long do farm tractor tires last?

A: Between three to six years
On average, tractor tires last between three to six years. However, even if they appear to be in good condition, it's recommended not to keep them beyond this period. Over time, they become susceptible to wear and tear, affecting the overall productivity of the vehicle.

Q: What does 16.9-28 mean on a tractor tire?

A: Former Everthing From Tyre Fitter to Branch Manager at Bridgestone Tires (1994–2011) Author has 298 answers and 400.4K answer views 4y. The 28 refers to the 28inch rim it is on and the 16.9 refers to the tyre section width which is 16.9inches wide from side wall to sidewall if fitted to the recommended rim.

Q: What does 14.9/28 mean on a tractor tire?

A: Manufacturers choose either the standard or metric format to express the size. The standard expression would show the notation as 14.9-28. In this example, 14.9 indicates the width in inches of the tire. The 28 tells what diameter wheel the tire will fit in inches.

Q: Why are farm tractor tires so big?

A: Farm tractor tires have a larger diameter and a larger area of contact with the ground. Having more surface area in contact with the ground provides more friction and less slippage. Therefore, preventing the tires from sinking down and getting stuck in soil, wet mud or loose terrain.

Q: How do I know what tyres to get?

A: Identifying your tyre size is quick and easy. You can find this information on the sidewall of your tyre, as shown in the image. This information lists the size and specification of your tyre, as well as ensuring it complies with European safety standards.

Q: What is the most common tractor tire?

A: The R-1 tread is perhaps the most common tread type for any tractor from 30 up to 150 hp. It is typically used on 2-wheel drive tractors, mechanical front-wheel drive tractors, combines, self-propelled sprayers, and on large grain carts or other implements carrying heavy loads.

Q: What tires should I get on my tractor?

A: R-1, or agricultural tires, remain the most popular option for the majority of farming operations on dryland. They have great traction-grabbing lugs that run at deep angles, keeping a perfect grip on dry ground. When the field conditions run from average to ideal, R-1 tires are the ideal choice for your tractor.

Q: How to read agricultural tire size?

A: An example is "16.9 – 30". Here, "16.9" indicates the width of the tire in inches and "30" indicates the tire will fit a wheel that is 30 inches in diameter. The "-" indicates the tire is bias-ply design. A standard tire size replacing the "-" with an "R" indicates the tire is radial design.

Q: Why are tractor tires small in front?

A: Steering Maneuverability:Smaller front tyres enhance the tractor's steering responsiveness and maneuverability. This is especially important when navigating through fields, around obstacles, or during planting and harvesting operations that require precise control.

Q: What is the difference between industrial and agricultural tires?

A: Industrial Tires (R-4)
They are an all purpose tire that has more aggressive tread than a turf tire but less so than an ag tire. If the tractor operator is careful, an R4 tire will not tear up dry lawns and surfaces and distributes the weight a bit more evenly than an ag tire.

Q: What do the three numbers on a tractor tire mean?

A: An example of tractor tire sizes expressed in the standard format would be "14.9-42". The "14.9" means the tire is 14.9 inches wide and the "42" tells us that this tire fits a 42-inch diameter wheel. The dash "-" indicates the tire construction is bias-ply, but this could be an "R" if the tire is radial.

Q: What does R mean on a tire?

A: Radial tyre
"R" stands for the construction method of the tyre indicating the tyre is a radial tyre. The following two numbers (16) indicate the diameter of the wheel rim in inches. The next two or three numbers (94) indicate the load index of the tyre.

Q: How much does a giant tire cost?

A: Cost of huge tires – Cat 797 is Caterpillar's off-highway, two-axle, mechanical powertrain haul truck. It uses massive 13-feet-tall tires that weigh 11,860 pounds. Each tire, made by either Bridgestone or Michelin, costs $42,500. A full set requires six tires that cost $5.5 million.Also, because a tractor is usually pulling things, the heavy weight behind it pushes the rear wheels down, increasing their grip by providing more contact and less slippage. The two smaller wheels at the front have a much better steering radius which means it's easier to turn sharp corners.

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