In the dynamic arena of heavy duty equipment, motor graders emerge as the bridge between ambition and execution. These powerful machines are mainly used for bulldozing and ground leveling, so they need strong tires to keep up. With this in mind, we present the Mitas TG-02 which is ideal for motor graders, as it provides superb traction, stability, and durability in various harsh conditions.
Starting off, the tread pattern of the Mitas TG-02 is nothing unusual, just the trusty directional lugged design used on most industrial tires. The smart placement of blocks provides the best traction and surface contact on a wide variety of terrains. Elevated shoulders are here to add extra lateral grip, making it smoother to maneuver the grader. Besides, the special lug shape at the center of the patch offers stability when steering, thus improving the handling precision. Also, the high void ratio boosts the self cleaning ability to minimize the risk of skidding and prevent irregular wear.
Secondly, the Mitas TG-02 comes with strong sidewalls that not only shield the rim from damage but also upgrade the maximum load capacity. Together with ideal ply ratings of 12 and 16 (depending on the size), they allow a single tire to support up to 8,050 lbs, making it perfect for a wide range of jobs. Its tubeless build prevents pressure loss by holding a safe fit of the rim at all times, ensuring maximum productivity without downtimes. Besides, the advanced rubber compound has high durability to chips and cuts, therefore extending service life. At last, this model is accessible on the US market in some popular sizes such as 13.00-24 and 14.00-24.
Features and benefits
- High quality industrial tire designed for motor graders.
- Rational lug placement maximizes surface grip and traction in harsh conditions.
- Strong sidewalls shield the rim from lateral impacts and upgrade the load capacity.
- High void ratio throws ground elements away from the footprint to prevent clogging.
- Wide open shoulders grant stability when maneuvering the vehicle.
- New rubber compound resists wear and tear to increase service life.
