Camso tires

How to Choose Camso Tires

Choose Camso tires by identifying equipment type and terrain environment, then selecting within the brand’s off-road, construction, agriculture, or powersports product lines. Camso focuses on OTR, tracks, and specialty applications, not passenger vehicles. 

• Step 1 - Identify machine category: Camso separates tires and tracks by construction equipment, agricultural machinery, material handling, and powersports vehicles.
• Step 2 - Match terrain and surface conditions: Camso products are designed for specific environments such as soft soil, hard surfaces, snow, or mixed terrain.
• Step 3 - Select between tire and track systems where applicable: In some equipment categories, Camso offers both rubber tracks and tires, which are not interchangeable solutions.
• Step 4 - Confirm application-specific design: Forestry, snow, and construction tires each follow different design priorities and must be selected within their intended category.

Camso is a specialized off-road brand, where the primary decision is equipment type and environment, not size or vehicle fitment.

Popular Camso Tire Sizes for Construction, Material Handling & Off-Road Equipment

The most common Camso tire sizes include:

•  10-16.5 - skid steer and compact loader size, common in construction and rental equipment.
•  12-16.5 - larger skid steer and compact equipment fitment for heavier-duty work.
•  14-17.5 - skid steer and compact construction size used where higher load capacity is needed.
•  12.5/80-18 - backhoe and loader fitment for mixed construction and utility work.
• 16.9-24 - industrial tractor, backhoe, and compact equipment size used in off-road service.

Camso is an off-highway specialty brand focused on construction, material handling, agriculture, and powersports applications rather than passenger vehicle replacement tires. Its tire demand is strongest in skid steer, loader, backhoe, telehandler, forklift, and compact equipment categories, where the correct replacement is determined by machine type, working surface, load cycle, puncture resistance, and traction requirements rather than highway comfort or speed rating. Camso’s construction catalog specifically highlights common skid-steer sizes such as 10-16.5 NHS, 12-16.5 NHS, and 14-17.5 NHS.