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Radial dump truck tyre joins Yokohama line-up

Yokohama has added a radial E-4 rigid truck tyre to its range. The RB42 E-4 features a zigzag groove pattern with large centre blocks to resist cuts and to improve overall wear rates. A rock flush external pattern ejects rocks to prevent damage and promote longer operating life.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Radial E-4 Rigid truck tyre from Yokohama
Yokohama has added a radial E-4 rigid truck tyre to its range. The RB42 E-4 features a zigzag groove pattern with large centre blocks to resist cuts and to improve overall wear rates. A rock flush external pattern ejects rocks to prevent damage and promote longer operating life. The RB42 E-4 tyre is available in 18.00R33, 24.00R35 and 27.00R49 sizes for use with rigid quarry haulers.
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