If you're looking to load your tractor tires with beet juice, you might be wondering how much it would cost. Here's a breakdown of the potential costs involved.
To start, you'll need to purchase beet juice concentrate. A gallon of concentrate typically costs around $30. You'll also need a way to apply the concentrate to your tires - either a sprayer or a pour-and-spread method. If you don't already have a suitable application method, that will add to the cost.
Once you have your supplies, you'll need to mix the concentrate with water according to the manufacturer's directions. For example, if the recommended ratio is 1:10, you would mix 1 part concentrate with 10 parts water. Once mixed, each gallon of solution should be enough to treat 4-5 tractor tires.
So, in total, loading your tractor tires with beet juice could cost anywhere from $30-$60+, depending on how many gallons of concentrate you need and whether or not you need to purchase an applicator.