Choosing the correct loader tire size is important for safety and performance. Start by checking your equipment’s manual or the sidewall of your current tires for size details. Loader tires are labeled with numbers that indicate width, diameter, and ply rating. Match these numbers to your machine’s requirements. If you’re unsure, consult with a tire specialist or your equipment manufacturer. Picking the right size helps ensure proper fit, stability, and load capacity, so your loader operates smoothly and safely.

Ply rating refers to the tire’s strength and load-carrying ability.

• Higher ply ratings mean the tire can handle heavier loads and tougher conditions.
• Lower ply ratings are suitable for lighter tasks and less demanding environments.

Many loader tires are designed for all-season use, but it’s important to check the product details.

• All-season tires offer traction in wet, dry, and mild winter conditions.
• For extreme weather, like heavy snow or mud, specialized tires may be needed.

Regular maintenance can help extend the life of your loader tires.

1. Check tire pressure often and keep it within the recommended range.
2. Inspect for cuts, punctures, or uneven wear.
3. Clean tires to remove debris and chemicals that can cause damage.
4. Rotate tires if your equipment allows.

You can shop for loader tire replacements online at Walmart.com or visit your local Walmart Auto & Tires section.

• Use the search feature to filter by size, ply rating, and type.
• Check product descriptions for compatibility with your equipment.