Mining and Forestry Tire

Mining and forestry tires are two of the specific applications of tires, from driving on rough terrain to hauling heavy loads. In this article, we will discuss what mining and forestry tires are, as well as some of the different tire sizes that are available on the market. We will also go over some of the key product details that buyers should be aware of before making a purchase.

What is Mining and Forestry Tire?

The common mine road includes, like, hard copper, iron mine road and soft coal mines, rare-earth mines. In this kind of road condition, the tires should be explosion-proof, wear-resistant and load-resistant.

Mining tyres have a large tread pattern, streamlined appearance and large longitudinal reinforcements to provide superb grip, traction and off-road performance for the vehicle.

Mining tyres must be used by vehicles operating on rough roads, such as mines, with high load carrying capacity, low-speed levels, no high speeds and generally large tread blocks to resist punctures.

Sizes for Mining and Forestry Tire

Size with tube

Size without tube

Product Details

1200R20 22PR

Keywords	4+0 Ply, Heavy Load, Run Flat Truck Tire
Specification	Tread Width 245MM, Tread Depth 24MM
Application	Low Speed, Heavy Load, Mining & Industrial Use

1200R20 22PR

Keywords	4+0 Ply, Heavy Load, Run Flat Truck Tire
Specification	Tread Width 250MM, Tread Depth 26MM
Application	Low Speed, Mining Use Only, Bad Road

1000R20 18PR

Keywords	Heavy Load
Specification	Tread Width 220MM, Tread Depth 17MM
Application	Low Speed, Short Distance, Heavy Load, Mix Road

295/80R22.5 20PR

Keywords	Over Load, Puncture Resistance
Specification	Wider Thread, Big Block, Deep Depth
Application	All Position, Mining & Industrial Road

12R22.5 11R22.5 315/80R22.5

Keywords	Puncture Resistance, Over Load
Specification	Big Block, Deep Depth
Application	Short Distance, Low Speed, Mining Road Use

1200-24 24PR

Weight	101KGS
Tread Width	250MM
Tread Depth	36MM