The Tianli Terra King II HF-2 model is designed for use in the agricultural industry, primarily on tractor equipment used for a wide range of field and transport work. The tire is intended for operation on arable land, pastures, and dirt roads, where a combination of high traction, load stability, and minimal soil impact is required. The manufacturer positions this tire as a universal tractor tire for intensive seasonal use in the agricultural sector.
Design Features
The tread is made according to the HF-2 scheme and is distinguished by massive blocks with a developed system of wide longitudinal and transverse grooves. This configuration provides confident grip with loose and wet soil, promotes effective self-cleaning from adhering earth and plant residues. Compared to classic tractor patterns, the tread has an increased contact area, which improves directional stability and reduces wheel slippage when working with attached and trailed equipment.
The design is focused on high strength and stability in heavy operating modes. The reinforced carcass and strong sidewalls increase resistance to deformations, reduce the risk of damage when driving over stones and dense clods of soil, and also ensure the preservation of shape during prolonged work under load.
The compound is adapted to the aggressive environment of agricultural operation. It retains elasticity with temperature and humidity changes, is characterized by increased wear resistance, and helps to increase the tire's lifespan during the season.
Main Features of Tianli Terra King II HF-2:
- HF-2 tread provides reliable traction and effective self-cleaning;
- increased contact patch area improves stability and reduces soil pressure;
- reinforced carcass and sidewalls are designed for operation under high loads;
- wear-resistant rubber compound increases service life during intensive operation.
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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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