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Applications: Loder, Dozer, Earthmover, scraper operating under the relatively severe conditions.
Non-directional tread design and wide base construction,which can provide high flotation,excellent traction,improved stability and reduced ground pressure.
More than 50% percentage of rubber rate, higher than other competitor .
Professional technical and high investment on quality development.
Professional after-sale team, handle any problems in using our tyres for customers in time .
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E3L3
Design:
- Block pattern tyre series suitable to be operated under many conditions.
- Non-directional tread design and wide base construction.
- The specially-formulated synthetic rubber compound.
- Excellent traction and stability delivering exceptional operator comfort.
- Excellecnt resistance to damage and longer life.
Characteristic & Performance:
The tread compound providing cut-and-chip-resistant properties and suites best for loading and dozing operations.
The non-directional tread design and wide base construction,which can provide high flotation,excellent traction,improved stability and reduced ground pressure.
The specially-formulated synthetic rubber compound can offer excellent cutting and heat resistance and help to prevent sidewall cracking.
Design:
- Block pattern tyre series suitable to be operated under many conditions.
- Non-directional tread design and wide base construction.
- The specially-formulated synthetic rubber compound.
- Excellent traction and stability delivering exceptional operator comfort.
- Excellecnt resistance to damage and longer life.
Characteristic & Performance:
The tread compound providing cut-and-chip-resistant properties and suites best for loading and dozing operations.
The non-directional tread design and wide base construction,which can provide high flotation,excellent traction,improved stability and reduced ground pressure.
The specially-formulated synthetic rubber compound can offer excellent cutting and heat resistance and help to prevent sidewall cracking.
