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Order Grader tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Grader tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Before buying grader tires: traction and stability for the blade
Grader tires are earthmover tires for motor graders, also called road graders, which level and shape road surfaces, ditches and building pads with a center blade. Grader tires must give steady traction to hold the blade's line, resist cuts from gravel and rock, and keep the machine stable on slopes.
Grader tread codes to check when ordering
- G-1 rib grader tires have a rib tread for hard surfaces and steering.
- G-2 traction grader tires have a traction tread for general road building, maintenance and snow plowing; G-2 is the most common grader tire.
- G-3 rock grader tires have a rock tread with more cut resistance for quarries and rocky haul roads.
- G-4 deep rock grader tires have a deeper rock tread for the most abrasive work.
Some graders also run L-2 traction tires in the same sizes; see loader and dozer tires.
Grader tire sizes to read before ordering
Bias grader sizes such as 13.00-24, 14.00-24 and 17.5-25 give the section width in inches and the rim diameter. Radial grader sizes such as 14.00R24 and 17.5R25 use an R in place of the dash. The size, tread code and ply or star rating on the current tire decide the order.
Choosing bias or radial grader tires
Radial grader tires give a longer footprint, better traction and a smoother ride, which helps the operator hold a finish grade, and last longer on long road jobs. Bias grader tires cost less and resist sidewall cuts on rough sites.
Buying a full set of six
Most motor graders run six tires, two on the front axle and four on the tandem rear, and the drive tires must share the same rolling diameter. Graders are usually re-tired with a full set of six, so every wheel carries the same size, tread code and wear.
Snow plowing and winter grading
Graders that plow snow choose G-2 or L-2 traction treads, and many add tire chains. Municipal fleets order grader tires before the plowing season, when the machines cannot be spared.
Six matched tires, one checkout with NeoTires
Graders are re-tired as a set of six, so search the size from the current tires on NeoTires, compare grader tires by tread code, construction and price, and add all six to the cart in one order. At checkout, pay in full or split the cost with Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay. NeoTires dispatches grader tires the same day and ships them anywhere in the US, free on tires marked Free shipping.
Before buying grader tires: traction and stability for the blade
Grader tires are earthmover tires for motor graders, also called road graders, which level and shape road surfaces, ditches and building pads with a center blade. Grader tires must give steady traction to hold the blade's line, resist cuts from gravel and rock, and keep the machine stable on slopes.
Grader tread codes to check when ordering
- G-1 rib grader tires have a rib tread for hard surfaces and steering.
- G-2 traction grader tires have a traction tread for general road building, maintenance and snow plowing; G-2 is the most common grader tire.
- G-3 rock grader tires have a rock tread with more cut resistance for quarries and rocky haul roads.
- G-4 deep rock grader tires have a deeper rock tread for the most abrasive work.
Some graders also run L-2 traction tires in the same sizes; see loader and dozer tires.
Grader tire sizes to read before ordering
Bias grader sizes such as 13.00-24, 14.00-24 and 17.5-25 give the section width in inches and the rim diameter. Radial grader sizes such as 14.00R24 and 17.5R25 use an R in place of the dash. The size, tread code and ply or star rating on the current tire decide the order.
Choosing bias or radial grader tires
Radial grader tires give a longer footprint, better traction and a smoother ride, which helps the operator hold a finish grade, and last longer on long road jobs. Bias grader tires cost less and resist sidewall cuts on rough sites.
Buying a full set of six
Most motor graders run six tires, two on the front axle and four on the tandem rear, and the drive tires must share the same rolling diameter. Graders are usually re-tired with a full set of six, so every wheel carries the same size, tread code and wear.
Snow plowing and winter grading
Graders that plow snow choose G-2 or L-2 traction treads, and many add tire chains. Municipal fleets order grader tires before the plowing season, when the machines cannot be spared.
Six matched tires, one checkout with NeoTires
Graders are re-tired as a set of six, so search the size from the current tires on NeoTires, compare grader tires by tread code, construction and price, and add all six to the cart in one order. At checkout, pay in full or split the cost with Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay. NeoTires dispatches grader tires the same day and ships them anywhere in the US, free on tires marked Free shipping.
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