Skip to main content

Goodyear introduces new tyres for off-road applications

The new Hi-Stability technology featured in the latest range of Goodyear tyres is said to increase load capacity in off-road applications by up to 25%. The new tyres have been developed to match the power, speed and torque of the industry’s latest machines. Hi-Stability tyres allow higher inflation pressures, increasing the load capacity of the machines to which they are fitted – it is the air that carries the load. A loader that can hold 9tonnes when fitted with conventional tyres at 5bar can carry 12tonne
April 18, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSSThe new Hi-Stability technology featured in the latest range of 5010 Goodyear tyres is said to increase load capacity in off-road applications by up to 25%.

The new tyres have been developed to match the power, speed and torque of the industry’s latest machines. Hi-Stability tyres allow higher inflation pressures, increasing the load capacity of the machines to which they are fitted – it is the air that carries the load. A loader that can hold 9tonnes when fitted with conventional tyres at 5bar can carry 12tonnes when it has Hi-Stability tyres inflated to 6.5bar, according to Goodyear.

www.goodyearotr.com

Hall: 5A Stand: F001

RSS
View more stories
View more videos

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Cat’s 988K delivers increased loading capability
    January 6, 2017
    Caterpillar’s seventh generation 988 wheeled loader – the 988K – is powered by a Tier 4 Final/Stage IV Cat C18 ACERT diesel engine, featuring selective catalytic reduction and delivering 362kW. The engine is said to deliver a 20% fuel efficiency benefit compared to the 988H, thanks in part to an ECO mode with on-demand throttle, auto idle and engine idle kickdown/auto resume system. The 50tonne machine moves away from its predecessor’s monoboom loader arm design in favour of a Z-bar linkage.
  • Cat’s 988K delivers increased loading capability
    April 17, 2013
    Caterpillar’s seventh generation 988 wheeled loader – the 988K – is powered by a Tier 4 Final/Stage IV Cat C18 ACERT diesel engine, featuring selective catalytic reduction and delivering 362kW. The engine is said to deliver a 20% fuel efficiency benefit compared to the 988H, thanks in part to an ECO mode with on-demand throttle, auto idle and engine idle kickdown/auto resume system. The 50tonne machine moves away from its predecessor’s monoboom loader arm design in favour of a Z-bar linkage.
  • JLG launches Stage IIIB range of telehandlers
    April 18, 2012
    JLG Industries has taken the wraps off a four-model range of powershift-equipped telehandlers. The 3706PS and 3707PS have a lift capacity of 3.7tonnes with maximum reach of 6.1m and 7.3m respectively. The larger 4014PS and 4017PS models have a 4tonne lift capacity, with a maximum reach of 14 and 17.3m. All four are powered by a 75kW Stage IIIB-compliant Deutz engine, driving through a four-speed powershift transmission.
  • Pioneer showcases largest and smallest models
    January 6, 2017
    Pioneer Pump has brought both its largest and smallest construction models to INTERMAT. The 150CM skid-mounted pumpset is commonly used in dewatering and jetting applications, both on and offshore. It is packaged in a protection system designed to safeguard vital parts of the equipment from adverse weather conditions and falling rocks. At the other end of the product portfolio, Pioneer is also exhibiting its compact 100SL sound-attenuated portable pumpset, which is used by the general construction market fo