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Order Mining tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Mining tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Before buying mining tires: heat, load and cuts
Mining tires are large off-the-road (OTR) tires for haul trucks, wheel loaders, dozers and underground loaders working in surface and underground mines. Mining tires carry heavy loads over rock, so cut resistance and heat control matter most. Most mining tires are pneumatic radial OTR tires; solid tires appear mainly on small underground and scrap-handling machines.
Mining tread codes to check when ordering
- E-3 and E-4 haul truck tires have rock and deep rock treads for haul roads.
- L-4 and L-5 loader tires have deep and extra-deep rock treads for digging at the face and loading trucks; see loader and dozer tires.
- L-5S smooth tires suit underground load-haul-dump (LHD) loaders, where sharp rock and tight turns tear tread blocks.
TKPH ratings to match before buying
Haul truck tires carry a TKPH (ton-kilometers per hour) rating, or TMPH in imperial units, which sets how much load and speed the tire can handle before heat damages it. Mines calculate the working TKPH of each haul cycle and choose tires rated above it; a tire rated below the site's TKPH overheats and fails early.
Mining tire sizes to read before ordering
Mining tire sizes such as 24.00R35 and 27.00R49 give the section width in inches, R for radial and the rim diameter; wide-base sizes such as 50/80R57 give the width in inches and the aspect ratio. The size, tread code, star rating and compound on the current tire decide the order.
Choosing compound for the site
Mining tires come in cut-resistant compounds for sharp rock at the face and heat-resistant compounds for long, fast haul roads. Mines with both conditions on one machine choose by the cause of past tire failures: cuts or heat.
Surface vs. underground mining tires
Surface mines run large haul trucks and loaders on long haul roads, where heat and TKPH set the choice. Underground mines run compact LHDs and trucks in tight tunnels, where cut resistance and sidewall protection matter more; see OTR and construction tires for other heavy equipment.
Sourcing mining tires through NeoTires
Start with the full specification from the current tire: size, tread code, star rating, compound and TKPH. Search the size on NeoTires to see the mining tires available, compare them by rating and price, and add them to the cart. Orders leave NeoTires the same day and ship to sites anywhere in the US, free when the listing shows Free shipping. At checkout, pay in full or choose Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay.
Before buying mining tires: heat, load and cuts
Mining tires are large off-the-road (OTR) tires for haul trucks, wheel loaders, dozers and underground loaders working in surface and underground mines. Mining tires carry heavy loads over rock, so cut resistance and heat control matter most. Most mining tires are pneumatic radial OTR tires; solid tires appear mainly on small underground and scrap-handling machines.
Mining tread codes to check when ordering
- E-3 and E-4 haul truck tires have rock and deep rock treads for haul roads.
- L-4 and L-5 loader tires have deep and extra-deep rock treads for digging at the face and loading trucks; see loader and dozer tires.
- L-5S smooth tires suit underground load-haul-dump (LHD) loaders, where sharp rock and tight turns tear tread blocks.
TKPH ratings to match before buying
Haul truck tires carry a TKPH (ton-kilometers per hour) rating, or TMPH in imperial units, which sets how much load and speed the tire can handle before heat damages it. Mines calculate the working TKPH of each haul cycle and choose tires rated above it; a tire rated below the site's TKPH overheats and fails early.
Mining tire sizes to read before ordering
Mining tire sizes such as 24.00R35 and 27.00R49 give the section width in inches, R for radial and the rim diameter; wide-base sizes such as 50/80R57 give the width in inches and the aspect ratio. The size, tread code, star rating and compound on the current tire decide the order.
Choosing compound for the site
Mining tires come in cut-resistant compounds for sharp rock at the face and heat-resistant compounds for long, fast haul roads. Mines with both conditions on one machine choose by the cause of past tire failures: cuts or heat.
Surface vs. underground mining tires
Surface mines run large haul trucks and loaders on long haul roads, where heat and TKPH set the choice. Underground mines run compact LHDs and trucks in tight tunnels, where cut resistance and sidewall protection matter more; see OTR and construction tires for other heavy equipment.
Sourcing mining tires through NeoTires
Start with the full specification from the current tire: size, tread code, star rating, compound and TKPH. Search the size on NeoTires to see the mining tires available, compare them by rating and price, and add them to the cart. Orders leave NeoTires the same day and ship to sites anywhere in the US, free when the listing shows Free shipping. At checkout, pay in full or choose Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay.
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