The Maxam PortXtra IND 4 is positioned as a model for performing port loading and unloading operations and lift trucks working on rough terrain in conditions of intensive operation. The main emphasis is placed on resistance to high loads, accurate control, and increased resource during frequent cycles of lifting and transporting goods.
The tire's tread is designed with deep, massive blocks and an enhanced profile, which ensures even load distribution and reduces heat generation during prolonged operation under heavy loads. This design improves traction on solid and mixed surfaces, increases the stability of equipment, and reduces uneven wear during multiple cycles of starting and braking. The wide tread profile forms a stable contact patch, improving the maneuverability of forklifts and lift trucks even during maneuvers in limited spaces.
Compared to other models in the line, this version is focused on working with higher loads and heavier machines. The tire provides improved traction, a deeper tread, and increased resource during operation in conditions of frequent maneuvers, lifting, and transporting goods.
The tire's design is focused on maximum reliability. The strengthened carcass and sidewalls reduce the risk of punctures, tears, and deformation when in contact with sharp container edges, curbs, or rough paving. The robust body reinforcement reduces the risk of premature failure and provides the possibility of retreading.
Key features of Maxam PortXtra IND 4:
- an enhanced tread with deep blocks provides confident traction and high mileage on rough terrain;
- a strengthened carcass and sidewalls increase resistance to mechanical damage;
- a wear-resistant rubber compound reduces the rate of abrasive wear and increases resistance to tears;
- a deep tread pattern with a more aggressive edge shape increases the service life during heavy-duty cycles.
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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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