Tractors demand different tires depending on their power. Respectively, high horsepower ones usually need stronger radial tires that can handle harsher operations. But low and medium power tractors get well with bias tires that are built specifically for their range of applications such as agriculture or forestry. So, the Mitas TD-05 fits into the latter category, providing excellence through power and longevity.
First and most importantly, the Mitas TD-05 features a common tread pattern with lugs that offers the needed traction and grip to succeed in various tasks. Specifically, its blocks are inclined at a 23 degree angle for optimal surface contact and stability. In addition, the solid lugs bite into the surface with confidence, safely keeping the tractor in control when steering or simply driving ahead. Also, the high void ratio throws mud, soil, sand, and water away from the footprint, resulting in less irregular wear. Besides, this boosts safety in bad weather and prevents the risk of skidding.
Secondly, the Mitas TD-05 has reinforced sidewalls that protect the rim from scrapes and punctures, extending its service life. Combined with the tough bias ply casing, it elevates the tire's load capacity to suit a wider range of jobs. Precisely, a single tire can withstand weights of up to 4,540 lbs, depending on the size. A tube-type construction offers a better shape to the tire, resulting in stronger grip and balance. The optimal footprint width evenly spread the pressure on the surface, leading to better flotation and less soil compaction. Finally, this model is available in limited sizes that have a rim diameter of 38".
Features and benefits
- Durable tire designed for low and medium power tractors.
- Special 23 degree block angle provides better traction and grip.
- High void ratio keeps the footprint clean of ground elements.
- Stiff sidewalls shield the rim from scrapes and punctures.
- Tough bias ply casing upgrades the load capacity and promotes high resistance.
- Advanced rubber compound prevents damage from chips and cuts.
