The Voltair VL-26 industrial tire is recommended for installation on the driving axles of tractor equipment used for a wide range of agricultural operations. It demonstrates the greatest efficiency on earth, sand, and clay soils with medium and low bearing capacity, ensuring excellent traction and resistance to lateral slippage in such conditions.
The tread pattern has an open design, representing a combination of narrowed blocks with elongated transverse walls. The elements are arranged at an angle, which made it possible to provide not only high traction on the ground but also reduce the risk of lateral slippage. These properties are further enhanced by significant voids between the blocks, which prevent the "clogging" of the tread with a mixture of soil particles and water, maintaining high passability on the most difficult road sections. It is worth noting the presence of special trapezoidal protrusions on the sidewalls of the blocks, which further increase the traction properties, in particular, facilitating exit from the rut. In the central part, the elements are arranged at a much shorter distance from each other, partially overlapping each other. This solution significantly reduces heat and vibrations when moving on smooth hard surfaces, largely ensuring the possibility of moving without the risk of damaging the tire up to 40 km/h.
The main features of the Voltair VL-26:
- increased speed index due to the optimized arrangement of blocks in the central part, reducing heat and vibrations when moving on smooth hard surfaces;
- significant voids in the shoulder areas prevent the "clogging" of the tread with a mixture of soil particles and water, maintaining high passability on soil with reduced bearing capacity;
- special protrusions on the sidewalls of the blocks increase the traction properties, ensuring easier exit from the rut.
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Approximate calculation.
Credit amount from 2 000 до 300 000 rubles.
Initial payment from 0% to 90%.
Loan term from 3 to 36 months.
The interest rate is calculated individually.
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