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Conventional tires have yet to say their final word !
Commercial

Conventional tires have yet to say their final word !

  • Agricultural
  • Commercial
  • Tires

Last month, we explained the importance of managing radial tire pressure with regards to a number of parameters.  Over the medium and long-term period, the number of such tires in Quebecois fields will continue to increase.  Are these,...

Tires for Construction Equipment
Commercial

Tires for Construction Equipment

  • Commercial
  • Tires

July is construction season! For years now, Canadians have become accustomed, through no fault of their own, to associating summer with the start of construction season. On the island of Montreal alone, a little over 189 construction sites have...

Tire pressure and soil compaction
Commercial

Tire pressure and soil compaction

  • Agricultural
  • Commercial
  • Safety

There was a time, not so long ago, when managing tractor tire pressure was essentially a case of ensuring the tires were inflated to the maximum pressure authorized by the manufacturer.   That was the era of conventional and bias...

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Traction - dry road

Dry-road traction is a tire's ability to brake effectively and respond well to the steering wheel on dry roads.

Traction - wet road

Wet traction is a tire's resistance to hydroplaning and its ability to provide safe driving in wet conditions.

Traction - snowy road

Snow-covered road traction is a tire's ability to operate on partially or completely snow-covered pavement.

Traction - icy road

Ice traction is a tire's ability to operate on partially or completely ice-covered pavement.

Durability

Durability refers to how many kilometres a tire can go before it stops performing.

Comfort/noise

Comfort refers to the ride quality of a tire and the noise it emits on the road.