27.00x49 Michelin X-Traction Rigid Dump Truck Tire (2 Star)
The Michelin X-Traction Rigid Dump Truck Tire is made to deliver superior traction on soft surfaces. The Michelin X-Traction Rigid Dump Truck Tire offers a 10-15 percent increase in tread life over the Michelin XDT thanks to a deeper tread, which in turn means a larger volume of usable rubber and an increase resistance to damage. The weight of the Michelin X-Traction tire has also been reduced by 4 percent and it now offers a 23 percent greater tread rolling resistance. A new casing technology that reduces the build up of heat also prolongs the life of the tire and an additional sidewall band makes the Michelin X-Traction tire more resilient. For the Michelin X-Traction Rigid Dump Truck Tire contact our online store today.
Manufacturer: Michelin Tire
Manufacturers Part Number: 10116
Recommended Rim: 19.50/4.0
Section Width: 29.3 Inches
Overall Diameter: 107.8 Inches
Rolling Circumference: 325.3 Inches
Static Loaded Radius: 48.6 Inches
Tread Depth: 102 (32nds)
Tire Type: Tubeless Tire
Tire Weight: 2801 lbs
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One of the main advantages to using Michelin construction and earthmover tires is that they feature a combination of innovative tire technology and long lasting rubber compounds. This combination produces tires that reliably perform while saving money with longer tire life and less downtime.
Michelin Tire is a global leader in the production and distribution of all types of tires. Michelin North America is the US branch of Michelin Tire and has operations in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Michelin North America maintains headquarters and manufacturing plants in each of these countries which further demonstrates their commitment to their valued customers.
Michelin manufacturers and distributes tires for all kinds of vehicles including automobiles, farm equipment, commercial trucks, construction and off the road equipment. With over 22,000 employees and 19 manufacturing facilities Michelin focuses on building high quality, innovative tires designed to last. Michelin’s research and development department employs over 1000 people, most of them engineers. Which is why Michelin continues to be a market leader in the tire industry.
