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BKT Agrimax RT 955 - 230/95R32 (9,5 R32)
Used machine
BKT Agrimax RT 955 - 230/95R32 (9,5 R32)
3.690 €incl. VAT 20%3.075 € excl.
  • YOM 1901

Klassifizierung: Gebrauchtmaschine; Maschinentyp: Teile; Anbauposition der Räder/Reifen: Hinten; Anzahl der Räder/Reifen: 2; Felgentyp: Fest ; Hinterreifen Herstelle

Lagerhaus Innviertel-Traunviertel-Urfahr eGen, Kirchdorf

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4560 Kirchdorf

Lagerhaus Innviertel-Traunviertel-Urfahr eGen, Kirchdorf
Wheels and tires / BKT

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Sonstige 9,5-32
Used machine
Sonstige 9,5-32
1.600 €incl. VAT/ mediation1.415,93 € excl.

gebrauchte Trinker ZW-Räder 9.5-32 passend zu 380/70-28 und 13, 6-28, mit Haken- und Ösenschrauben, Standort Westendorf (A) Wheels and tires Other wheels and tires

Stöckl Johann Landmaschinen GesmbH & Co KG

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6363 Westendorf

Stöckl Johann Landmaschinen GesmbH & Co KG
Wheels and tires / Sonstige

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Cultor 18.4-34 und 14.9-24
Used machine
Cultor 18.4-34 und 14.9-24
1.500 €incl. VAT/ mediation1.327,43 € excl.

Machine type: Tractors, TT/TL: Tubeless wheel (TL), Construction type: Radial ply tires, Wheel size (rim diameter): 34 inches, Tire dimensions schöner gebr. Cultor Reife

Hochkofler GmbH

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8551 Wies

Hochkofler GmbH
Wheels and tires / Cultor

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Taurus Point 70
Used machine
Taurus Point 70
750 €incl. VAT/ mediation663,72 € excl.

Machine type: Tractors, Construction type: Radial ply tires, Wheel size (rim diameter): 28 inches, Wheels, Tire dimensions, Rim 2x Räder + Dimension 380/70 R28 + von Fe

BULLA Landtechnik GmbH Ersatzteile

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4595 Waldneukirchen

BULLA Landtechnik GmbH Ersatzteile
Wheels and tires / Taurus

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Buy tractor wheels and rims for agricultural machinery

Tractor wheels and rims are crucial for the performance and efficiency of your machines. In agriculture in particular, choosing the right tires and rims is an important factor in ensuring optimum ground contact and the best possible traction.

 

How do I find the right tires for my area of application?

 

Whether you are operating a small farm tractor or a powerful large machine - the right tires make all the difference. Depending on the application, you can choose wheels with particularly good traction on uneven ground or rims for heavy loads. Pay attention to the specific requirements of your machines and choose accordingly.

In modern agriculture, radial tires usually have the upper hand due to their better soil protection, higher traction and fuel efficiency. They are ideal for farms that pay attention to maintaining the soil structure and regularly switch between field and road operation. Diagonal tires, on the other hand, are still used in special applications, especially for heavy loads or on rough terrain, where their robustness and stability are required.

The choice between the two therefore depends heavily on the conditions on site and the specific requirements of the farm.

 

Used tractor wheels and rims - a cost-effective alternative

 

It doesn't always have to be new. Used tractor wheels and rims offer an affordable way to equip your machines without compromising on quality. Many dealers offer well-maintained and tested tractor wheels and tractor rims that still have many years of use ahead of them. When buying, pay attention to the tire tread, possible cracks or damage. Also check whether the rims are damaged and still promise a long service life. For safety reasons, tire repairs should only be carried out by qualified personnel with suitable tools.

Frequently asked questions about tires

 Correct storage of tires

  1. Store the tractor tires clean and protected from heat, light and ozone sources.
  2. If possible, do not store tubeless tires horizontally. Only small tires may be stacked or stored flat.
  3. If tires are stored horizontally, they must be stored lug to lug.
  4. If tires are stored mounted on rims, remember to lower the tire pressure.
  5. Never store tires directly on the ground for long periods of time.

 

Why is tire pressure so important?

  • Protecting the ground: Low tire pressure increases the tire's contact area. This distributes the weight of the heavy agricultural machinery over a larger area and thus reduces soil compaction. Compacted soil can hinder the root development of plants and reduce water permeability.
  • Traction optimization: The correct tire pressure improves the traction of the machines. This is particularly important in wet or loose soils to prevent wheel spin and save fuel.
  • Fuel efficiency: Optimally set tire pressure reduces rolling resistance. This leads to lower fuel consumption and therefore lower operating costs.
  • Adapting to soil conditions: Farmers can adjust the tire pressure depending on the soil conditions and the operation. Lower pressure is often used in the field, while higher pressure is used for road travel.
  • Machine efficiency: The correct tire pressure contributes to overall machine efficiency by reducing vibrations and improving controllability.
  • Increasing yields: By reducing soil compaction and optimizing machine performance, the correct tire pressure can indirectly contribute to higher yields.