17.5R25 Nokian GRS Loader-Grader Tire

17.5R25 Nokian GRS Loader-Grader Tire

The Nokian GRS tire was specially designed for wheel loader and road grader applications. The Nokian GRS loader-grader tire features a special tread design that has excellent traction and tire life while still providing good steering response. For the Nokian GRS loader-grader tire, call or order from our online tire store today.

Manufacturer: Nokian Tire
Manufacturers Part Number: T493560
LI / SS : 153 A8
Width:  17.5 Inches
Diameter: 53.1 Inches
Recommended Rim: 14.00/1.5
Alternate Rim: 14.00/1.3 DC 
Static Loaded Radius: 23.8 Inches
Rolling Circumference:  159.1 Inches
Max Load: 8045 lbs
Max Pressure: 44 psi
Tire Weight: 262 lbs
Tire Type: Tubeless Tire (this tire can be used with a tube, but does not require one)
Made in Finland
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Nokian Tire makes some of the most innovative, sought after tires produced today. Built with high quality rubber compounds and unique tread patterns, Nokian Tires are designed to perform. Based in Nokia, Finland, Nokian manufacturers tires for car, light trucks, tractors, heavy trucks, loaders, graders and more.

Nokian is the only major tire manufacturer in the world that builds tires that are designed to safely perform in northern weather conditions. The primary focus of Nokian's many quality product lines are areas that often have snow and other harsh driving conditions. In addition to its commitment to building quality, innovative tires, Nokian is also committed to building them in a safe, sustainable and environmentally friendly way. 

Nokian Tire was founded in 1988, but has roots in tire and rubber industry that goes all the way back to 1898 and the Finnish Rubber Factory.  Since that time Nokian has continued to develop cutting edge tire products that purpose built to perform in snow, ice and other harsh winter environments.  This has made Nokian a leader in the winter tire market for cars, light trucks, tractors and other heavy duty equipment.  This is also why the Nokian Tires were used to set the world speed record for the fastest car on ice.