JCB Telehandler Tires
JCB telehandler tires are designed to provide durability, traction, and stability for a range of applications in construction, agriculture,
and industrial settings. These tires come in various models, sizes, and types to suit different terrains and operational needs.
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Standard Tires for JCB Telehandlers: These are the standard tires for JCB telehandlers, offering a balance of durability and performance. They are available in several sizes, including:
400/80-24
460/70-24
500/70-24
Mud Tires for JCB Telehandlers: Specifically designed for muddy and wet conditions, providing excellent grip and self-cleaning capabilities. Common sizes include:
460/70-24
500/70-24
600/55-26.5
Hard Ground Tires for JCB Telehandlers: Engineered for hard and rocky surfaces, these tires have a robust construction to resist cuts and punctures. Available sizes include:
370/75-28
480/80-26
All-Terrain Tires for JCB Telehandlers: Versatile tires suitable for a variety of terrains, from soft soil to hard-packed surfaces. Available in:
400/80-24
500/70-24
600/55-26.5
Types of Tires
Standard Pneumatic Tires: These are air-filled tires that offer a good balance between traction and comfort. They are suitable for general use in construction and agriculture.
Solid Tires: These are puncture-proof and do not require air, making them ideal for harsh environments with sharp debris or rough terrain. They offer lower maintenance but can be less comfortable compared to pneumatic tires.
Key Features
Traction: Deep treads and aggressive patterns ensure excellent grip on different surfaces.
Durability: Reinforced sidewalls and high-quality rubber compounds enhance resistance to cuts, punctures, and wear.
Stability: Wide footprints and robust construction provide stability, crucial for lifting and handling heavy loads.
Comfort: Pneumatic and foam-filled tires offer better shock absorption, reducing operator fatigue.
Choosing the right JCB telehandler tire depends on the specific application, terrain, and operational requirements. Proper selection ensures optimal performance, safety, and longevity of the telehandler.