Choosing tires for your tractor is a big decision. Not all tractors are the same, and not all tractor jobs call for the same tire or size. Knowing which tread will serve you best can be the difference between getting a job done efficiently and making it a bigger task than you bargained for. To help you choose, let’s look at the common and not-so-common tractor tire styles available today.
Typical Tractor Tires
Common Agricultural Style
R-1 is the most common style of tractor tire. This is your average agricultural tire that features an aggressive cleat pattern angled at about 23 degrees, radiating from the tire’s centerline. R-1 tires perform well in mud, dirt, and fields. They offer a compromise between traction, performance, wear resistance, and road manners.
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