Tire 460 / 85 R 30, Agrimax RT 855 145 A8 / 145 B, TL (18.4R30), BKT
Tire 460 / 85 R 30, Agrimax RT 855 145 A8 / 145 B, TL (18.4R30), BKT
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Buy 460/85 R30 BKT Agrimax RT 855 Tractor Tire – Reliable Performance for Agriculture
The BKT Agrimax RT 855 is a tractor tire for tractors in the medium power range up to 180 hp. Those looking to buy a high-performance tractor tire benefit from a combination of high traction, soil protection, and robust construction for professional use in agriculture.
Tractor Tires for Versatile Work on Field and Road
This tractor tire is suitable for tillage, sowing, maintenance, and transport tasks. Thanks to the wide selection of available sizes, the model can also be used as a farm tractor tire for row crop applications and meets the requirements of modern agricultural machinery.
Optimized Performance for More Efficiency in Operation
The BKT Agrimax RT 855 features an optimized rubber compound that reduces wear and simultaneously increases resistance to cuts and chipping. The good traction and effective self-cleaning support reliable power transmission even under changing operating conditions.
Rounded lugs in the shoulder area contribute to crop protection, while the R-1W profile supports efficient traction and soil protection.
Advantages at a Glance
- Standard tire from the 85 series for tractors up to 180 hp
- High traction with good self-cleaning
- Rounded shoulder lugs for crop protection
- Optimized rubber compound with 25% less wear
- 30% improved cut and chip resistance
- 20% more pulling power
- Also usable as a row crop tire
Technical Data
- Manufacturer: BKT
- Model: Agrimax RT 855
- Size: 460/85 R30 (18.4R30)
- Construction: Radial tire
- Tread: R-1W profile
- Version: TL
- Application: Agriculture
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