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Double Coin RLB980 385/65R22.5/20 160K
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Double Coin RLB980 Commercial Tire
Built for tough routes and heavy loads, the Double Coin RLB980 is a wide-base, all-position tire that delivers dependable mileage in regional and mixed-service work. Its reinforced casing and cut- and chip-resistant rubber help fend off damage on gravel, job sites, and uneven pavement, while a stable ribbed tread supports confident steering and even wear. Common on steer and lift-axle positions for dump, concrete, and vocational trucks, the RLB980 balances traction, handling, and retreadable value to keep cost per mile in check. Check current stock, pricing, and delivery options to keep your fleet moving.
Features and Benefits
The RLB980 is engineered as a wide-base, all-position option for heavy vocational and regional service. A robust steel-belted casing supports high load capacity and stable handling, and a deep tread is built for long wear. Wide circumferential grooves move water and slush away to improve braking and steering on wet roads. A cut- and chip-resistant compound and molded stone-ejecting grooves help fight debris damage, and the casing is designed for retreadability when conditions allow.
Tread Design and On‑/Off‑Highway Performance
A stable ribbed tread delivers predictable steering and an even footprint for uniform wear in regional haul. Wide grooves aid water evacuation to maintain grip in rain, while lateral biting edges help with low-speed maneuvering on compacted dirt and job-site approaches. The balanced void ratio aims for a blend of on-road stability and off-pavement confidence without excess noise. Reinforced shoulders resist scrubbing from tight urban turns, and the compound keeps flexibility in colder weather while preserving chip resistance on rough aggregate.
Sizes and Fitment Guidance
The RLB980 is commonly specified for wide-base steer and lift-axle positions on vocational equipment. Popular sizes include 385/65R22.5 and 425/65R22.5 for dump, concrete mixer, refuse, and heavy regional applications. Verify clearance, fender width, and wheel specs, including rim width and flange type, before ordering, and match load index and speed symbol to your axle ratings. Set inflation using the vehicle placard and industry load/inflation tables, and confirm spacing and turning radius on multi-axle setups to prevent shoulder scrub or interference under full articulation.
Load Ranges and Inflation Basics
Wide-base commercial sizes carry high loads only at the correct inflation and rim width. Always consult the sidewall and the manufacturer's load and inflation charts for the exact 385/65R22.5 or 425/65R22.5 spec you run. Set cold inflation to the heaviest expected axle weight measured on certified scales, then check pressures daily when in service. Use metal valve stems with high-capacity cores, and re-torque wheels after install per fleet policy, paying special attention to lift-axle pressure when raising or lowering the axle.
Durability, Retreadability, and Warranty
A reinforced radial casing and sturdy belt package help the RLB980 handle curb strikes, heat, and repeated scrubbing in stop-and-go routes. The cut- and chip-resistant compound and groove geometry limit stone retention and surface abrasion on gravel and milled asphalt, and the casing is suitable for retreading when it passes inspection. The tire is backed by a limited manufacturer warranty, with terms that vary by region and application. For best results, rotate on schedule, maintain proper inflation, and correct alignment or suspension issues that cause irregular wear.
Pricing and Availability
Double Coin RLB980 price varies by size, load range, and current supply conditions. Wide-base sizes such as 385/65R22.5 and 425/65R22.5 are influenced by steel costs, demand, and freight. For an accurate quote, select your size, quantity, and delivery or install option to see live availability by location. Fleet and volume pricing is available, and we can source additional quantities quickly through our distribution network.
RLB980 vs. Alternative Patterns
If your routes include more severe off-road work, a more aggressive mixed-service pattern can add bite, though it may trade away on-road wear and fuel efficiency. Within the brand, patterns like RLB900+ or RLB800 target different positions and tread aggressiveness. For primarily highway regional use, a tighter rib can reduce rolling resistance and noise. The RLB980 sits in the middle, a stable ribbed all-position design with chip resistance for job-site approaches, so match tread aggressiveness to your surface mix, axle position, and wear goals.
Double Coin RLB980 Commercial Tire
Built for tough routes and heavy loads, the Double Coin RLB980 is a wide-base, all-position tire that delivers dependable mileage in regional and mixed-service work. Its reinforced casing and cut- and chip-resistant rubber help fend off damage on gravel, job sites, and uneven pavement, while a stable ribbed tread supports confident steering and even wear. Common on steer and lift-axle positions for dump, concrete, and vocational trucks, the RLB980 balances traction, handling, and retreadable value to keep cost per mile in check. Check current stock, pricing, and delivery options to keep your fleet moving.
Features and Benefits
The RLB980 is engineered as a wide-base, all-position option for heavy vocational and regional service. A robust steel-belted casing supports high load capacity and stable handling, and a deep tread is built for long wear. Wide circumferential grooves move water and slush away to improve braking and steering on wet roads. A cut- and chip-resistant compound and molded stone-ejecting grooves help fight debris damage, and the casing is designed for retreadability when conditions allow.
Tread Design and On‑/Off‑Highway Performance
A stable ribbed tread delivers predictable steering and an even footprint for uniform wear in regional haul. Wide grooves aid water evacuation to maintain grip in rain, while lateral biting edges help with low-speed maneuvering on compacted dirt and job-site approaches. The balanced void ratio aims for a blend of on-road stability and off-pavement confidence without excess noise. Reinforced shoulders resist scrubbing from tight urban turns, and the compound keeps flexibility in colder weather while preserving chip resistance on rough aggregate.
Sizes and Fitment Guidance
The RLB980 is commonly specified for wide-base steer and lift-axle positions on vocational equipment. Popular sizes include 385/65R22.5 and 425/65R22.5 for dump, concrete mixer, refuse, and heavy regional applications. Verify clearance, fender width, and wheel specs, including rim width and flange type, before ordering, and match load index and speed symbol to your axle ratings. Set inflation using the vehicle placard and industry load/inflation tables, and confirm spacing and turning radius on multi-axle setups to prevent shoulder scrub or interference under full articulation.
Load Ranges and Inflation Basics
Wide-base commercial sizes carry high loads only at the correct inflation and rim width. Always consult the sidewall and the manufacturer's load and inflation charts for the exact 385/65R22.5 or 425/65R22.5 spec you run. Set cold inflation to the heaviest expected axle weight measured on certified scales, then check pressures daily when in service. Use metal valve stems with high-capacity cores, and re-torque wheels after install per fleet policy, paying special attention to lift-axle pressure when raising or lowering the axle.
Durability, Retreadability, and Warranty
A reinforced radial casing and sturdy belt package help the RLB980 handle curb strikes, heat, and repeated scrubbing in stop-and-go routes. The cut- and chip-resistant compound and groove geometry limit stone retention and surface abrasion on gravel and milled asphalt, and the casing is suitable for retreading when it passes inspection. The tire is backed by a limited manufacturer warranty, with terms that vary by region and application. For best results, rotate on schedule, maintain proper inflation, and correct alignment or suspension issues that cause irregular wear.
Pricing and Availability
Double Coin RLB980 price varies by size, load range, and current supply conditions. Wide-base sizes such as 385/65R22.5 and 425/65R22.5 are influenced by steel costs, demand, and freight. For an accurate quote, select your size, quantity, and delivery or install option to see live availability by location. Fleet and volume pricing is available, and we can source additional quantities quickly through our distribution network.
RLB980 vs. Alternative Patterns
If your routes include more severe off-road work, a more aggressive mixed-service pattern can add bite, though it may trade away on-road wear and fuel efficiency. Within the brand, patterns like RLB900+ or RLB800 target different positions and tread aggressiveness. For primarily highway regional use, a tighter rib can reduce rolling resistance and noise. The RLB980 sits in the middle, a stable ribbed all-position design with chip resistance for job-site approaches, so match tread aggressiveness to your surface mix, axle position, and wear goals.
Do you have a question about RLB980 385/65R22.5/20 160K?
The Double Coin RLB980 is a wide-base, all-position tire commonly used on steer and lift-axle positions for vocational and regional fleets. Typical applications include dump trucks, concrete mixers, refuse, and heavy regional delivery that see a mix of highway, city streets, and job-site approaches. Its ribbed tread supports stable steering and even wear, and the cut- and chip-resistant compound helps manage abrasion on gravel and rough surfaces. Always verify axle ratings, wheel specifications, and fender clearances are appropriate for wide-base fitments before ordering.
Popular wide-base sizes include 385/65R22.5 and 425/65R22.5, often selected for steer and lift-axle positions on vocational equipment. Availability can vary by region and season, so check current stock for your required size and load range, and confirm wheel width and flange type compatibility. If you are replacing duals with a wide-base, review axle load ratings, suspension clearances, and local regulations. We can help confirm specifications and provide load and inflation tables to ensure the tire is set up correctly for your application.
The RLB980 combines a deep tread with a cut- and chip-resistant compound to handle abrasive surfaces, while its ribbed design promotes even wear in regional haul. Wide grooves move water away, and groove geometry helps discourage stone retention that can lead to drilling. A reinforced steel-belted casing is built to withstand curb scrubbing and stop-and-go routes. As with any commercial tire, durability depends on proper inflation, rotation, alignment, and keeping loads within axle ratings.
Yes. The RLB980 uses a steel-belted radial casing designed to be retreadable when it passes inspection. Retreadability depends on service conditions, maintenance, and remaining casing integrity at pull point, so follow industry inspection guidelines and work with a qualified retreader to select a cap suited to your route mix. Proper inflation, avoiding overload, and on-time rotations help preserve casing condition and support multiple lifecycles.
Set cold inflation pressure using the manufacturer's load and inflation tables for your exact size and load range, based on actual axle weights. Weigh the vehicle in working trim on certified scales, then match pressure to the heaviest expected load without exceeding rim or tire limits. For steer and lift-axles, verify pressures daily when in service and re-check after large temperature swings. Correct pressure controls heat buildup, irregular wear, and casing damage.
The RLB980 is backed by a limited manufacturer warranty, though specific terms and adjustment policies can vary by region, application, and proof of purchase. Coverage typically addresses workmanship and materials for a defined period, with pro-rated adjustments based on remaining tread or time in service. For exact details, review the current warranty booklet or contact us for the version that applies to your location. Keep service records, rotation logs, and photos of any issues to support any claim.
