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Big Truck Tires

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Big truck tires are the largest tires manufactured by rubber and tire companies for the over-sized trucks. According to US classification all class 6-8 trucks require big tires. The Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of big trucks will be more than 26,000 lbs or 130 tons. The long hauls dedicated to heavy duties of public sector, construction, mines and industries, have big tires.

The heavy duty big trucks cause a lot of road damage by their heavy load weight and axle weight. The number of axles is 3 or more in big trucks. Many countries do not permit a 6-axle to carry more than 551 tons to ensure safety of road. Because of this heavy carriage, big truck tires need special mechanism to maintain wear, long durability and good functioning.

Big truck tires with good mileage can be effective in reducing air pollution created by big trucks. Big “heavy duty” trucks are responsible for producing the ‘smog’ in urban areas and emit pollutants equivalent to 150 small cars if not properly serviced.

Big trucks are a reason for most road accidents and no doubt the big truck tires can contribute in enhancing traction, better steer and brake response to some extent to prevent mishaps.

The big tires measure 25 inch or more in diameter. To ensure vehicle and passenger safety the big tires should be properly inflated. Air pressure must not cross the maximum level indicated in the factory manual of the wheel. Under or over inflation is responsible for tire damage and mishaps during ride. As big trucks are always engaged in long journeys, the driver should check the tire condition everyday to ensure safety.

The built-up and tread pattern of big truck tires vary according to the road condition and drive-axle position. Tires are different for steer, drive and trailer axles and application-wise tires are specialized for on/off road, all-season and all condition, all-terrain.

The Michelin tire company is a leading company with efficient expertise for developing big truck tires. Michelin’s X-radial tires are specialized for long haul heavy load big trucks. The tire is made up of several layers- several steel ply layers make the crown portion, the casing is made up of one radial steel layer; all layers are separated by strong rubber layers. Michelin’s X-radial tiers show excellent performance in any type of land, from soft loose sand to rough and tough rocky roads.

Mud and snow are two special environments where normal on/off road and other big truck tires cannot work. Michelin’s XDE® M/S big truck tires have open shoulder tread with aggressive design that cuts swath through mud and snow and provide excellent traction. Biggest XDE M/S and M/S* tires can efficiently carry loads per axle up to 21,420 lbs and 24,020lbs respectively in extreme climatic conditions.