When it comes to tractor tyres, there is not a single expiry date, but generally, you can expect a solid 2,000 to 4,000 hours of service. If you're mostly moving on soft soil or grass, you might even push toward 5,000 hours. However, if your tractor tyres spend their life on hot asphalt or rocky terrain, that number can drop significantly.

Pro Tips for a Long Lasting Tractor Tyre

To keep your tractor working tirelessly and your tyres gripping for years, follow these simple habits

• Check tyre PSI regularly. Under-inflation causes sidewall cracking, while over-inflation leads to uneven wear and a bumpy ride.

• UV rays damage rubber and fade paint. If you can't keep it inside a garage, a heavy-duty cover makes a huge difference.

• Do not exceed the load capacity, as an extra load leads to extra stress on tractor tyres

• Incorrect tyre alignment causes uneven tyre wear