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Re: roadgoing lug tires
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Posted by MSM on June 05, 2005 at 13:33:24 from (4.155.232.87):
In Reply to: roadgoing lug tires posted by Aussietractor on June 05, 2005 at 02:08:22:
Go with an industrial type tire. They are made for combination road/field work and wear well. They are a harder rubber and heavier ply which for your bush hogging work would be to your advantage. They will not cut as easily,they usually turn thorns and bramble stickers,and aren't quite as agressive tread tread wise so you won't tear up ground on sharp turns.Reversing the tire only works on a rotating or non drive load(trailer,grain cart, etc) They will wear just as quickly,just with a different pattern on a drive application. As you road a tire,they tend to "grow" due to centrifical force,putting more wear on the center,adding more air will accelerate the center wear by forcing the center out even more.
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