Double Coin RLB400 Commercial Drive Tire
Outfit your fleet with the Double Coin RLB400, a dependable drive-position tire built for steady traction, even wear, and strong value. The closed-shoulder tread uses deep blocks and lateral grooves to move water, support confident braking, and resist irregular wear on highway and regional routes. A robust, retread-ready casing extends service life, making the RLB400 a smart choice for tandem drive tractors and straight trucks that run every day.
Key Features of the RLB400
The RLB400 focuses on the essentials fleets value most, traction, stability, and long, even wear. Its closed-shoulder pattern helps control heel-and-toe wear, and interlocking blocks add biting edges for grip when accelerating or braking. Wide circumferential grooves evacuate water to boost wet-road confidence. A sturdy steel-belted casing supports retreadability, helping lower total cost per mile without sacrificing predictable handling and rolling efficiency.
Applications and Real‑World Performance
Built for regional and long-haul service, the RLB400 excels on paved highways and mixed regional routes. Drivers can expect confident acceleration and braking in wet or dry conditions, with a footprint tuned to limit irregular wear across tandem drive axles. The tread tracks straight at highway speeds and carries heavy loads with composure. For occasional gravel yards or jobsite approaches, the durable compound helps resist chipping while maintaining a consistent ride.
Sizes, Specs, and Tread Depth
The Double Coin RLB400 comes in popular 22.5 and 24.5 sizes for Class 7-8 equipment. Common fitments include 295/75r22.5, 11r22.5, 11r24.5, and 285/75r24.5. Load index, speed rating, load range, and tread depth vary by size, so review the spec sheet before you order. Matching duals, proper inflation, and alignment are essential to unlock even wear, and our team can confirm the right size and load range for your axle ratings.
Tread Depth and Construction Details
The RLB400 uses a deep, drive-focused tread to deliver traction over a long service window. Depth and pattern features can vary by size to balance grip, heat control, and wear resistance. The casing uses multiple steel belts to promote stability and retread compatibility, while shoulder geometry helps limit irregular patterns on tandem axles. For exact tread depth and casing details, check the specification table for your size to set rotation and maintenance plans.
Pricing and How to Buy
Price for the Double Coin RLB400 varies by size, load range, and availability. Select your size and quantity to see live pricing, or request a fleet quote for volume orders. We can arrange delivery or local pickup and help schedule mounting and balancing where available. When comparing drive options, look at total cost per mile, including purchase price, projected tread life, and retreadability, then request a written quote if you need a formal estimate.
RLB400 vs. Other Double Coin Options
If your routes are mostly highway and regional, the RLB400's closed-shoulder design prioritizes even wear and steady handling. For deep-lug bite and self-cleaning off pavement, an open-shoulder drive like the RLB1 may provide more traction but can require stricter rotation to avoid irregular wear. For steer or all-position needs, a rib pattern such as the RR150 is a better fit. For winter-biased traction, consider a drive pattern tuned for severe snow service, and ask our team to match options to your routes.
Maintenance Tips for Longer Tread Life
To get the most from your RLB400 tires, set cold inflation to load and speed using a calibrated gauge. Rotate and cross-rotate drive positions on a schedule to prevent heel-and-toe wear, and match duals by circumference to reduce scrubbing. Keep axles aligned, remove trapped stones, and address punctures quickly to protect the casing for retreads. After installation, re-torque wheel fasteners as specified and log tread depth and psi at regular intervals.
