Tractor tyres should be replaced when the tread is significantly worn, the tyre is damaged, or it can no longer provide enough traction and stability during fieldwork. There is no fixed replacement age for every tractor tyre, as usage, soil conditions, load, and maintenance all affect tyre life.

Signs Your Tyres Need Replacement

• Tread has become excessively worn or shallow

• Cracks, cuts, bulges, or sidewall damage are visible

• Tractor experiences frequent wheel slip during normal work

• Tyres are losing air repeatedly

• Uneven or irregular tread wear is noticeable

• Traction and stability have noticeably decreased

Before Replacing

Check the tyre condition regularly and maintain the recommended tyre pressure. If only one tyre is badly worn, check the condition of the other tyres as well, especially on 4WD tractors, where mismatched tyre sizes or excessive differences in wear can affect drivetrain performance.

Replace damaged or excessively worn tyres promptly to maintain safe operation, good traction, and efficient field performance.