Crane/Mobile Crane tires operate in highway and off-road applications. They carry heavy loads and operate often at high speeds.
They could go as fast as 70km/h (speed rate E) or 80km/h ( speed rate F).
Our range of crane tires:
BGZN E2
14.00R24 (385/95R24)
14.00R25 (385/95R25)
16.00R25 (445/95R25)
B05N E2
14.00R24 (385/95R24)
14.00R25 (385/95R25)
16.00R25 (445/95R25
17.5R25 (445/80R25)
20.5R25 (525/80R25)
18.00R25 (505/95R25)
Through a combination of simple machines, mobile cranes are able to lift heavy objects. However, mobile cranes can also be used to hoist, transport and place these large, heavy materials, mostly in industrial and construction applications.
Crane types:
–Truck Cranes (TC)
–All Terrain (AT) Cranes
–City Cranes
-Rough Terrain (RT) Cranes
-Compact Industrial Cranes
-Mobile Harbor Cranes
Speed is an important requirement for the tires fitted to mobile cranes.
Our crane tires are designed especially for on and off-road applications. The unique compound of our tires provide excellent high-speed stability and endure performance which ensures a comfortable ride.
In addition, our mobile crane tires have reinforced shoulders and wide footprint to provide low vibration. And a full steel radial construction delivers optimized load performance.
| Speed | Maximum Load | |
| Speed Symbol: E | Speed Symbol: F | |
| 30 km/h (20 mph) | +30% | +25% |
| 40 km/h (25 mph) | +24% | +15% |
| 50 km/h (30 mph) | +18% | +12% |
| 60 km/h (35 mph) | +12% | +10% |
| 70 km/h (43 mph) | +0% | +5% |
| 80 km/h (50 mph) | -18% | +0% |
| 90 km/h (55 mph) | -30% | -6% |
| 100 km/h (62 mph) | -40% | -15% |
14.00R24 (385/95R24) 155KGS
14.00R25 (385/95R25) 153KGS
16.00R25 (445/95R25 210KGS
17.5R25 (445/80R25) 180KGS
20.5R25 (525/80R25) 265KGS
18.00R25 (505/95R25) 280KGS
– Rough terrain cranes cannot be driven on public highways or most other public roads. If you need to lift and carry a load from a job site across a public street to another site, or use a public road in any other way, you’ll likely need to use a different type of crane, like the all-terrain cranes, or truck cranes
Doublecoin REM8
TRIANGLE TB586 TB589 TB576
Windpower W725
BOTO GCA5 GCA6 GCB1 GCD2
MAXAM MSV01
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