Unleash the power of superior traction with Hercules advanced skid steer tires. For instance, the Hauler SKZ is a heavy duty model that ensures the best performance on mixed surfaces. With its bias build and non directional tread pattern, this tire provides excellent traction and stability both on and off the road.
First of all, the Hercules Hauler SKZ features a lugged tread pattern that offers the best grip in various conditions. Specifically, the arrow shaped blocks create multiple biting edges that improve traction and steering precision. The flat and wide shoulders add extra balance and surface contact, ensuring maximum control of the skid steer. In addition, they combat irregular wear, providing a long tread life. Besides, the zig zag grooves expel water, mud, debris, and other ground elements from the footprint. This reduces the risk of skidding on slippery roads, thus increasing overall safety.
What's more, the reinforced sidewalls of the Hercules Hauler SKZ offer reliable rim protection from various lateral impacts that could lead to downtimes. Also, they upgrade the load capacity, helping a single tire support up to 6,950 lbs, depending on size. Its deep tread resists constant wear and tear, promoting longevity and efficiency. A tough rubber compound boasts high durability against deep cuts and chips that often happen in industrial operations. Additionally, the robust internal structure allows for lots of retread cycles thanks to its resistance to punctures. Finally, this model is available on the US market in sizes with a rim diameter of 16.5".
Features and benefits
- Trusty industrial tire engineered for on/off road skid steer applications.
- Non directional tread pattern offers great traction and grip when moving forward or in reverse.
- Reinforced sidewalls with guards protect the rim from lateral impacts and upgrade the load capacity.
- Wide open shoulders provide stability and grip while fighting off irregular wear.
- Zig zag grooves expel water, mud, and debris from the footprint to reduce the risk of slipping.
