What does R4 mean on tractor tires?

What does R4 mean on tractor tires?

Industrial Tire
R4: Industrial Tire R4 tires, also known as industrial tires, are wide and durable tires designed primarily for use on hard surfaces like pavement and gravel. In terms of tread depth and lug spacing, they fall in between R1 and R3 tires.

What is the difference between R1 and R4 tires?

An R4 tire is best in industrial or highway department work applications. These tires offer excellent traction on harder surfaces such as construction lots and are less aggressive on turf than an R1 tire. An R4 tread depth is about 70 percent as deep as an R1 tire.

Are R4 tires good in snow?

HDAPs are the best tires in everything but mud and loose soil, where R4s are better. When it comes to snow, HDAPs (and to a lesser extent, Turfs) are superior to R4s.

Are Titan tractor tires any good?

My tire suppliers (both of them) say the Titan tires are as good. I have run quite a few smaller Titans on chore and second line tillage/planting tractors. In that situation, the tire was as likely to get ruined by running over something as wearing out.

What kind of tire is Goodyear r14t hybrid?

Goodyear R14T HYBRID TIRE AG: gripping innovation fresh from the field Inspired by years of R-1 agricultural tread design expertise, the R14T provides top-notch traction and exceptional clean out on the farm. Making it ideal for all weather conditions.

What kind of tire is the Titan r14t?

Borrowing from our R-3 tread designs, the R14T hybrid tire is designed for minimal ground disturbance ideal for lawn, turf and sandy soil applications. Evolving from our R-4 all-purpose industrial tire designs, the R14T hybrid tire takes versatility to the next level.

Which is the best brand of R-4 tires?

Finally, R-4 tires are built for durability and are puncture-resistant, making them longer-lasting than most other R series tires. Tires Easy carries a great selection of R-4 tires from some of the most trusted names in the industry, including Goodyear, Titan, Carlisle, and Advance, along with discount tire brands for a lower price.

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