Imagine the delicate balance between maximizing yield and preserving the environment. To achieve this, special tires are used that prevent soil crushing without giving up performance. Meet the BKT Agrimax RT 945 - a reliable tire designed for sprayers and tractors involved in row crop operations.
Firstly, the strong carcass of the BKT Agrimax RT 945 extends its service life by resisting deep cuts and punctures. Besides, it upgrades the maximum load capacity, allowing for up to 9,900 lbs per single tire, depending on the size. Moreover, the robust sidewalls protect the rim from lateral impacts that could cause abrasions, leading to potential downtimes. A modern rubber compound resists the constant wear and tear of lengthy work hours, ensuring a long tread life. In addition, it lowers the rolling resistance, resulting in less fuel usage and better efficiency. Its tubeless structure promotes high flotation and secures a tight rim fit to avoid air leaks.
What's more, the BKT Agrimax RT 945 features a directional tread pattern that grants excellent traction and surface contact in various soil conditions. The overlap design at the center improves stability and handling accuracy, allowing for smooth navigation through the field. A high void ratio keeps the footprint clean of mud, soil, and other ground parts to lower the risks of clogging and slipping. Thanks to the rounded shoulders, the tire applies a gentle touch to the surface, thus minimizing soil impact and protecting the crops. At last, this model is available in many sizes starting with 30" and ending with 54" rim diameters.
Features and benefits
- Innovative tractor and sprayer tire designed for row crop applications.
- Optimized tread pattern offers superior traction and surface contact.
- High void ratio keeps the footprint clean to increase safety and control.
- Rounded shoulders reduce soil compaction and protect the crops.
- New rubber compound lowers the rolling resistance for better fuel efficiency.
- Tough internal build upgrades the load capacity without giving up flotation.
