Forerunner SKS-4 — an industrial pneumatic tyre designed for skid-steer mini loaders. The model is built for heavy-duty operation and features a wide footprint and a robust, extra-deep block-pattern tread.
Large lugs are densely arranged across the entire width of the tread, forming a broad supporting surface. According to the manufacturer, this design enhances traction and load distribution, helping the loader transmit driving force to the ground more effectively.
The high ratio of block area to groove area means a larger rubber surface remains in contact with the ground. Combined with the extra-deep tread, this configuration is engineered for slow wear and a long service life. For the owner, this means less frequent tyre replacements and reduced associated maintenance costs.
The non-directional tread pattern allows operation with rotation in both directions. This is convenient for frequent forward and reverse movements, as traction performance is not limited to a single rotation direction.
The manufacturer specifically highlights the SKS-4’s resistance to cuts and chipping, along with its special rubber compound and high-quality raw materials. These features help the tread maintain performance during demanding operation and extend mileage between replacements.
The reinforced sidewall helps protect the tyre against damage in tough working conditions.
Key features of the Forerunner SKS-4
- specifically designed for skid-steer mini loaders;
- wide footprint ensures strong traction and balanced load distribution;
- high block-to-groove ratio increases rubber contact area with the surface;
- extra-deep tread designed for extended service life;
- non-directional pattern ideal for frequent forward and reverse operation;
- tread resistant to cuts and chipping, with a special compound engineered for higher mileage;
- reinforced sidewall helps protect the tyre from damage.
Approximate calculation.
Credit amount from 2 000 to 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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