Skid Steer Tires
About Skid Steer Tires
We offer a full line of skid steer tires, both air filled and solid rubber. We have different tires for all applications such as dirt tires, asphalt and concrete tires, snow tires, and turf tires.
We also offer Over the Tire Skid Steer tracks. As long as your skid steer has the correct clearance you either metal over tire, or rubber over tire tracks for excellent traction and flotation.
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Wolf Paws Pro Series Skid Steer Rims & Tires - Set
See chart below to determine which model tires your machine needs.
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Set of 4 12x16.5 14-Ply Primo L-5 Skid Steer Heavy Duty Tires
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Set of 4 10x16.5 12-Ply Primo L-5 Skid Steer Heavy Duty Tires
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Set of 4 Traxter 33x12-18 (12-16.5) Extreme Duty Non-Directional Solid Rubber Skid Steer Tire - 8x8 Bolt Rim
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Set of 4 5.70-12 Extreme Duty Solid Rubber Tire - Non-Directional (Solid Size: 6.50-10)
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Set of 4 Traxter 33x12-18 (12-16.5) Extreme Duty Non-Directional Solid Rubber Skid Steer Tires - 8x10.75 Bolt Rim
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How To Determine Skid Steer Tire Size?
Do you ever get the “Deer in the headlights” look whenever you think about replacing your skid steer tires? You look at all the numbers on the sidewall if you can still see them, and find them confusing? Let me explain to you what all those numbers mean.
There are usually 3 numbers, for example, 27x10.5 -15. The first number is the height / The second number is the section width / The third number is the Rim (wheel size). In this case of the example the tire height is 27”, the section width is 10.5”, and the diameter of the rim is 15”.
So ok what if there are only 2 numbers, for example, 10 x 16.5.or 12 x 16.5. This is a little trickier. The last number is always the Rim (wheel) size. In such a case you can estimate the height of the tire by multiplying the section width x 2 and adding the rim size. This isn’t always accurate but will give you a good idea of what to expect.
There are other factors to consider when choosing a tire including; load rating, Ply rating and load index. These are generally determined by the size and operating weight, and maximum load weight of your machine along with the application.
Hopefully, this has cleared a few things up regarding tire sizes and tracks. There is a method to the numbers.Don’t ever hesitate to call us here at (866) 315-3134 for information. We are always happy to give you the best advice available to us.
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Choosing The Right Skid Steer Tire
There are basically two different types of skid steer tires to consider:
- Flat Proof, Solids Tires and Pneumatic, Air-filled TiresWhat are some things to consider? Well, budget usually comes to mind first. Pneumatic tires are usually more affordable. But the most important consideration is your application and the terrain.
Solid Skid Steer Tires: These tires do not have inner tubes like a traditional or a standard tire, Thus cannot be punctured or are at risk for air leaks. So if you are in the recycling industry, construction zones, demolition, or waste management, you want to consider solid tires. These tires do come in several styles, and are usually sold as tires and wheels assembled.
Air-Filled or Pneumatic Skid Steer Tires: These tires work best on uneven or rough terrain, with a variety of tread designs and quality. It also provides a more comfortable ride. So again your intended use should be considered. For example, If you are a landscaper and need to violate a customer’s lawn, you should consider a non-directional style tire which is a little more forgiving, and doesn’t have the deep chevron style tread design but has more surface. Or you can also consider using skid steer mats. Are you a snow contractor then review the skid steer snow tire option for your business.
When choosing a pneumatic tire you will also want to keep in mind the weight and size of your machine, with a consideration of the loads you expect to carry. We carry tires for just about any skid loader including Bobcat Tires, Case Skid Steer Tires, Cat Skid Steer Tires, and more.
Case Skid Steer Tires
Looking for Case Skid Steer Tires. Look no further. We offer tires for Case models 1530, 1537, 1737, 1740, 1830, 1835b, 1835c, 1838, 1840, 1845, 1845b, 1845c, 40xt, 410, 420, 430, 440, 60xt, 70xt, 440, 60xt, 70x, 435, 75xt, 445, 85xt, 450, 465, 95xt, 90xt, sr130, sr200, sv185, sr220, sr250, sv250, sv300, and more.
Whether you are looking for a pneumatic tire or a solid tire, we carry most sizes and treads for any application. All of our tires are made from high strength rubber giving you long lasting wear to keep your machine working and making money. If you have any questions about the Case Skid Steer Tires we carry feel free to call customer service.
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Bobcat Skid Steer Tires
Skidsteers.com offers a full line of Bobcat skid steer tires for sale. We cover all sizes and most treads for basically any model Bobcat skid loader. If you are looking for pneumatic skid steer tire our RG series of tires are some of the best in the industry. They start with the RG400 series tire. These are budget friendly tires with long lasting wear. They offer a great tread.
The RG500 offer a thicker side wall and a thicker tread depth than the RG400. The RG600 are non-directional tires with a thicker tread depth than the RG500 tire. They are a thicker ply tire than the RG500 with a longer wear period. We also offer 4 different styles of Bobcat solid skid steer tires. These are some of the best engineered solid tires in the industry. For questions call 1-866-315-3134.
Skidsteers.com offers an entire line of quality Bobcat Tires for sale. Whether you are looking for a solid Bobcat tire or a pneumatic Bobcat tire, we have most sizes and treads available in stock and ready to ship. For our solid tires, we offer both the tire or the tire and wheel assembly together. That way you do not have to worry about pressing the tire.
You can just bolt the tire on and go. All of our tires are made for 8 hole Bobcat skid loaders. We also offer a special snow tire that will bolt on to most skid loaders. Depending on the skid loader you may need a spacer kit. If you should have any questions about our Bobcat tires for sale, feel free to call 1-866-315-3134.
At SkidSteers.com we offer a full line of 10-16.5 skid steer tires for most name brand skid loaders. We have several treads to choose from. You can choose between solid or pneumatic skid steer tires in the 10-16.5 size. All of the skid steer tires we offer are high strength and have long tread life. Whether you are looking for a set of tires for use on turf or in a scrap yard we can help you. Our most popular 10x16.5 pneumatic tire is the RG400. This tire wears very well and is budget friendly. If you need help looking for a set of tires feel free to call customer service direct at (866) 315-3134.
At SkidSteers.com we offer a full line of 12-16.5 Skid Steer Tires for most name brand skid loaders. Choose between pneumatic or solid skid steer tires depending on your application. We carry several different treads for you to choose from. So whether you are working on concrete or rough terrain, we have the tread for you.
All of our 12-16.5 skid loader tires are high strength and offer long wear time. This will assure you that whatever skid steer tire you choose, you are getting the best tire for your money. If you need help looking for a set of tires feel free to call customer service direct at (866) 315-3134.
Skidsteers.com offers a full line of 14x17.5 Skid Steer Tires for most brands of skid steers both older and newer models. For 14x17.5 size, we offer both pneumatic and solid skid loader tires for you to choose from. Whether you are working on concrete, heavy terrain, or in a scrap yard we have the right tread tire for you.
All of our 14x17.5 Skid Steer Tires are high strength and offer long lasting wear time. This will assure you that whatever skid steer tire you choose, you are getting the best tire for your money. If you need help looking for a set of tires feel free to call customer service direct at (866) 315-3134.
We offer skid steer tires for sale with the best pricing. We carry most sizes of tires to fit most any brand and model of a skid loader. We offer several pneumatic tires to choose from. Each model of tires offers different tread patterns. They range from 6 ply to 14 ply tire. Tread depths range from 18/32 to 48/32.
We carry directional and non-directional tires. We also carry a full line of solid skid steer tires. These tires are engineered for long lasting wear in difficult applications such as demolition or recycling. They are offered with or without the rims. We also offer snow tires engineered from Canada. These tires give you more speed and traction on snow. Call for additional details.
Skid Loader Tires
Our skid loader tire offering includes most any size tire and treads to fit most any brand skid loader. If you are working in environments where flats or tire repairs seem to be happening, you may want to think about upgrading your tires to our skid loader solid tires. These no flat tires are perfect in areas where sharp material such as glass or metal is driven over daily.
Our solid tires come in most sizes and come with or without the rim. We also offer a full line of pneumatic. We call them our RG series. They range in ply and tread depth. They also come in a directional or non-directional tread. Call customer service with any questions.
