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Order Skid steer tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Skid steer tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Skid steer tire sizes
Skid steer tires use sizes such as 10-16.5, 12-16.5 and 14-17.5, which give the section width in inches and the rim diameter in inches. A 10-16.5 skid steer tire fits compact skid steer loaders; 12-16.5 and 14-17.5 skid steer tires fit mid-size and large skid steer loaders. Radial skid steer tires add an R, such as 12R16.5.
Ply ratings for skid steer tires
Skid steer tires carry 10-ply, 12-ply or 14-ply ratings. A higher ply rating gives a skid steer tire stiffer sidewalls and more puncture resistance on demolition sites and scrapyards, where rebar and debris cut lighter tires.
Pneumatic, solid and foam-filled skid steer tires
- Pneumatic skid steer tires give the smoothest ride and the most traction in dirt and mud, and can go flat.
- Solid skid steer tires cannot go flat and last longest on concrete and in scrapyards, with a harder ride.
- Foam-filled skid steer tires are pneumatic tires filled with polyurethane foam, flat-proof while keeping the pneumatic tread.
Skid steer tire treads by surface
Lug-tread skid steer tires dig into dirt, mud and snow; R-4 industrial-tread skid steer tires balance dirt traction with long wear on pavement; smooth or hard-surface skid steer tires give the most rubber contact and the longest life on concrete and asphalt. Turf skid steer tires with shallow, rounded lugs protect lawns and sod on landscaping jobs.
Replacing all four skid steer tires
Skid steer loaders steer by turning the left and right wheels at different speeds, so all four skid steer tires must match in size, tread and wear. Mixing worn and new skid steer tires makes the machine pull and loads the drive chains and hydrostatic motors; replace skid steer tires as a set of four.
Rotating skid steer tires
Skid steer tires wear faster on the outside edge and on the heavier end of the machine. Rotating skid steer tires side to side and front to back at regular service intervals evens out wear across all four tires.
Ordering skid steer tires with NeoTires
Skid steer tires are ordered by the size and ply rating on the current tire, such as 12-16.5 12-ply. Search that size on NeoTires, choose pneumatic, solid or foam-filled for the jobsite, and add a full set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches skid steer tires the same day and ships them nationwide, free on tires labeled Free shipping, and Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is offered at checkout.
Skid steer tire sizes
Skid steer tires use sizes such as 10-16.5, 12-16.5 and 14-17.5, which give the section width in inches and the rim diameter in inches. A 10-16.5 skid steer tire fits compact skid steer loaders; 12-16.5 and 14-17.5 skid steer tires fit mid-size and large skid steer loaders. Radial skid steer tires add an R, such as 12R16.5.
Ply ratings for skid steer tires
Skid steer tires carry 10-ply, 12-ply or 14-ply ratings. A higher ply rating gives a skid steer tire stiffer sidewalls and more puncture resistance on demolition sites and scrapyards, where rebar and debris cut lighter tires.
Pneumatic, solid and foam-filled skid steer tires
- Pneumatic skid steer tires give the smoothest ride and the most traction in dirt and mud, and can go flat.
- Solid skid steer tires cannot go flat and last longest on concrete and in scrapyards, with a harder ride.
- Foam-filled skid steer tires are pneumatic tires filled with polyurethane foam, flat-proof while keeping the pneumatic tread.
Skid steer tire treads by surface
Lug-tread skid steer tires dig into dirt, mud and snow; R-4 industrial-tread skid steer tires balance dirt traction with long wear on pavement; smooth or hard-surface skid steer tires give the most rubber contact and the longest life on concrete and asphalt. Turf skid steer tires with shallow, rounded lugs protect lawns and sod on landscaping jobs.
Replacing all four skid steer tires
Skid steer loaders steer by turning the left and right wheels at different speeds, so all four skid steer tires must match in size, tread and wear. Mixing worn and new skid steer tires makes the machine pull and loads the drive chains and hydrostatic motors; replace skid steer tires as a set of four.
Rotating skid steer tires
Skid steer tires wear faster on the outside edge and on the heavier end of the machine. Rotating skid steer tires side to side and front to back at regular service intervals evens out wear across all four tires.
Ordering skid steer tires with NeoTires
Skid steer tires are ordered by the size and ply rating on the current tire, such as 12-16.5 12-ply. Search that size on NeoTires, choose pneumatic, solid or foam-filled for the jobsite, and add a full set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches skid steer tires the same day and ships them nationwide, free on tires labeled Free shipping, and Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is offered at checkout.
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