"AGRICULTURAL TYRES"
"Dunlop Tyres Walsall, Tyres Walsall"
[ "ALL ABOUT AGRICULTURAL TYRESIf you are a farmer or afarm contractor, tyres play a prominent role by rendering the generated powerinto movement. They are the contact point between the ground and your vehicle.The utilisation of the engine's power is determined by the efficacy of a tyre'scontact with the surface. Traction is thus highly significant while operatingheavy vehicles for field and farm useDunlop Tyres Walsall;are developed toenrich your farming experience by giving your productivity, a boost. Theseagricultural tyres come with great power delivering capacity, excellenttraction and exceptional load-carrying abilities. They provide optimal use ofseveral kinds of machinery on the road as well as in the fieldAgricultural tyres;assist farmers to work more effectively byprotecting soil from compacting, improving fuel economy and harvesting greateryields. They provide top-notch traction and reduce slipping on the soil to agreat extent. Offering a wide footprint area, they significantly reducecompaction of the soil and thus facilitate better performance regardingslippage and working time per hectareThe size of your tyre:You can easily comeacross the tyres, best suitable for your purpose, by narrowing down yoursearch. Thus, knowing the size of your tyre is significant to come across theperfect tyres. Dunlop Tyres Walsall offers various formats to mention the tyre size. It ismostly written on your tyre's sidewalls. The format for writing the tractortyres is '16.9-28' or '420/85R28'The first format isimperial and involves mentioning in inches whereas the second one is the modern metricformat now being used by various manufacturers. The initial numbers signify thewidth (420 mm or 16.9 inches) of the tyres whereas the endmost number mark therim in inches.The metric format (420/85R28)is the percentage of profile (85%) followed by the width. It describes that thetyre's sidewalls are as tall as tyre's width by 85%Crossply and Radial TyresRadial tyres;Walsall;constituteof body ply cords laid across the tread that extends from bead to bead. Thecords lay parallel to one another at approximately 90 degrees to the centrelineof the tread. They maintain excellent traction with the road, better steeringcontrol and are highly durable. Their construction imparts great flexibility totheir sidewalls along with its strength. ;The tread of the radial tyre and tyre's sidewalls workindependently as two distinct features. They absorb bumps and shock effectivelyand thus making our ride comfortable. They experience less rolling resistanceon the road surface and have high-speed ratings. They tend to provide maximalcontact with the surface and thus reduce the wear and tear of the tyre's tread.It also assists in spreading the weight evenly and reducing the compaction ofthe soil. Radial tyres are more expensive as compared to cross-ply tyresCross-ply or Bias-plytyres constitute the alternate layers of cords running in opposite diagonaldirections. They offer better road holding characteristics and undergo lesswear and tear. The main plies are placed at 45 degrees from one bead toanother. Due to stiffer sidewalls, cross-ply tyres keep away from sidewallpuncturesPLY RATINGIn the past days whenbias tyres were used, casing strength was provided by augmenting layers ofcotton and its fabric. Layers were put down at an angle along with thread inevert layer. It imparted strength as the tension was distributed throughout everylayer. Thus the ply rating pointed to the count of layers of cotton. It is usedto gauge the strength of the tyre and the maximal weight that can be safelycarried by the industrial and agricultural tyres. Although, the carryingcapacity may vary by pressure, axle, pattern, manufacturer and speed of thetyre. With the increase in the ply rating, the stiffness of the sidewallsincreases and thus it assists in avoiding the punctures in the sidewall of thetyre. But this may minimise the cushioning experience during your drivesSPEED AND LOAD INDEXMost farm and agricultural;tyres;havetheir load and speed index. The speed index imprinted on the tyre's sidewall isthe maximal speed that your tyres can be droved at, safely. It is indicated by aletter ranging from very rapid speed (Y and beyond) to very slow (A1). However,your tyre's load index is the heaviest weight that agricultural and tractortyres support safely. It is indicated by a numerical value such as higher thevalue heavier the load supported by the tyre. If you seek the safety of yourautomotive and the occupants, you are ought to prefer tyres having high Loadand Speed IndexTUBELESS (TL) AND TUBEDTRACTOR TYRES;Apart from profile andsize, structure (radial or diagonal),;agricultural tyres can be distinguished bywhether they are TL (tubeless) or TT (tube type) tyres. Tube type tyres consistof a distinct tube placed inside and is usually purchased separately. However,inner liner constitutes the tubeless tyres (TL) to prevent leakage from theirrim and reduce the damage caused by punctures. Therefore, a distinct tube isnot required by the tubeless tyres only if the rim is in fettle. Tubeless tyresare highly resistant towards overheating whereas leakage of air can take placedue to improper fitting of the tyre or worn out rimsAs an eminent producerof wheels and tyres for agriculture and forestry,;Dunlop;Tyres;Walsall;valuesthe triumphs of their customers and thus focuses on innovation. They providethe best comprehensive performance offering great productivity and lessdowntime" ]