Camso SKS 532 10-16.5 134A2 10 Ply Industrial Tire

Camso SKS 532

OVERVIEW

The Camso SKS 532 is an all season tire manufactured for industrial vehicles.

The tire improves the controllability. The directional tread design with the flat footprint allows the tire to enhance the steering responsiveness and the driving stability while the tires are in motion. The maintained surface contact promotes a quicker and more precise steering response to the driver's commands, while the structure is secured against the driving pressure affecting the tire. This combination greatly improves the driver's control over the vehicle at all times.

The model promotes a longer lasting usability. The durable compound works together with the tread design to combat tread and external damage, while also promoting a lengthened tread life. The compound avoids the tread's chipping, cracking and tearing, while the tread manages to improve the puncture resistance throughout the performance. On the other hand, this combination offers a slower and even wear across the tread area, greatly improving the overall service life.

The SKS 532 upgrades the versatile terrain traction. The directional tread design with the ideal lug placement enhances the forward motion on different terrains. This allows the tire to increase the soft, loose and uneven terrain traction, increasing the deep mud and loose dirt grip. The tread's steeped lug sides keep the footprint clean by eliminating mud, snow and rocks stuck between the tread elements. In other words, the tire maintains the surface contact at all times, while actively resisting stone retention during the performance.

This tire has a BIASED ply structure.

Manufacturers only provide the width and rim diameter with these tires. Various brands and models will have discrepancies. To ensure the correct size is purchased, the overall tire diameter should be checked.

The Overall Diameter advertised represents the overall diameter in inches, once it has been inflated and mounted.

Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.