Skid steer tyre 590-15

Specifications

590-15

Bobcat Tire

Extra-Deep L5 Non-Traction

Features:
* Extra deep tread, extra thick sidewalls provide exceptional durability and minimize the risk of punctures & accidental damages
* Specially designed Rim Guard ensures protection against flats & wheel damages in the rim flange area
* Rugged Lug Design has higher surface contact designed for improved performance, grip, braking and better stability with higher loads
* Exceptional treadwear for long life
* Improved productivity

Applications:
* Quarries
* Rock & Shale
* Gravel
* Scrap Yard
* Asphalt
* Stone

Patterns Availabe:

R4/ deeper L4/X'tra deep L5 

 R4

Features:
* Self-cleaning, open tread design for reduced maintenance time
* Extra large, tapered lugs for traction in slippery conditions and maximum wear life
* Reinforced dual sidewall for superior wear and resistance to cuts and abrasions
* Heavy rim guard reduces potential for damage to tire bead and wheel flange
* Improved productivity
* A smooth, stable ride for operator comfort

Applications:
* Dry Soil
* Wet Soil
* Rocky Soil
* Asphalt

Extra-Deep L5

Features:
* 14 ply rating enhances tear and puncture resistance
* Exceptional tread life resulting from low void-to-tread ratio
* Superior carcass strength allows the tire to bear extreme heavy load
* Exceptional traction and long wear

Applications:
* Quarries
* Rock & Shale
* Gravel 
* Scrap Yard
* Asphalt
* Stone

Equivalent Brands:

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Safty Instructions:

The tire itself, the following factors are very important:

1.   Basic workmanship and materials.
2.    Air pressure maintenance
3.   Tyre matching
4.   A rotation policy
5.  Tyre records/analysis
6.   Repair procedures

 Working site conditions, Including the following factors:

1.   Type of equipment

2.       Weight of distribution

3.       Speed

4.       Haul length

5.       Wheel position

6.       Ambient temperature

7.       Underfoot conditions

8.       Operator habits

Tips for using tires:

1. Keep your tires clean by simply hosing them down.
2.  Remove embedded rocks
3. Wash off dirt
4.  Always use approved tire and rim combinations for sizes and contours. 
5. Monitor and adjust air pressure, never exceed manufacturer’s recommended tire inflation pressure.
6.  Consider the weight of your load and keep it balanced
7.  Don’t spin the tires when digging.
8.  Rotate tires that wear faster , replace any tires that appear to show signs of excessive wear, are damaged, or defective in any way,

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