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  1. TRANSMAX 2000X ALL POSITION TL
    TRANSMAX 2000X ALL POSITION TL
    235/75R-17.5 18 TIRE ONLY FET $23.63 FET IS INCLUDED IN PRICE
    Item #: TRX9021
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    ALL POSITION TIRES ARE MOSTLY BUILT WITH STEER AXLE IN MIND, BUT ALSO PERFORM WELL ON THE DRIVE AND TRAILER AXLES.
    Bearing
    -
    Bolt Pattern
    -
    Box Quantity
    -
    Brand
    TRANSMAX
    Center Bore in/mm
    -
    Construction
    RADIAL
    Country of Origin
    THAILAND
    Diameter
    235
    Finish
    -
    Hub Length
    -
    Industry Code
    -
    Load Index
    143 SINGLE / 141 DUAL
    Load/Speed Index
    143L SINGLE / 141L DUAL
    Machine Fitment/Application
    MEDIUM TRUCK
    Max Load Capacity (Lbs)
    6005 SINGLE / 5675 DUAL
    Max PSI
    127
    Mounted Diameter (Inch)
    31.38
    Pattern/Position
    STEER / ALL POSITION
    Ply/Load Index/Star Rating
    18
    Ratio
    75
    Rim Diameter
    17.5
    Rim Size
    17.5X6.75
    Rim Width
    6.75
    Rolling Circumference
    -
    Section Width
    9.37
    Size
    235/75R-17.5
    Speed Rating/Speed (MPH)
    L/75
    Static Loaded Radius (inch)
    372
    Style
    AP 2000X
    Surface / Terrain
    HIGHWAY
    Tread Depth (32nds)
    16/32
    Tread Width
    -
    Tube Type / Tubeless
    TUBELESS
    Type
    MEDIUM TRUCK
    Valve
    -
    Weight (Lbs.)
    63.930000
    Wheel Back Spacing in/mm
    -
    Wheel Front Spacing in/mm
    -
    Wheel Offset in/mm
    -
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What Are Medium Truck Tires?

Medium truck tires are designed for commercial trucks and vehicles typically used for regional hauls, deliveries, and vocational tasks such as construction, utility services, and municipal operations. These tires are engineered to support medium-sized trucks that require durability, reliability, and safety under various driving conditions, including highways, city streets, and off-road work sites. Medium truck tires come in several different designs, including steer (front axle), drive (rear axle), and trailer tires, each tailored to the specific needs of these positions on a truck.

Medium truck tires are built to carry significant loads over long distances, providing adequate traction, fuel efficiency, and a balance between tread life and performance. They are an essential component for businesses that rely on a fleet of medium-duty trucks to transport goods and provide services.

Designs and Features of Medium Truck Tires

Medium truck tires incorporate various design features to meet the demands of commercial transport:

  • Durable Tread Compounds: The tread compounds are designed to resist wear and tear, offering extended tread life and excellent resistance to abrasions, cuts, and punctures.
  • Reinforced Sidewalls: To withstand the heavy loads and protect against impacts and curbing damage, medium truck tires often have reinforced sidewalls.
  • Tread Patterns: Design varies by tire type, with steer tires having patterns optimized for good handling and water evacuation, drive tires with deeper lugs for traction, and trailer tires designed for stability and even wear.
  • Casing Construction: The casing is robust to endure the high pressures of loaded trucks and to be retreadable, allowing for multiple service lives and improved cost-efficiency.
  • Fuel-Efficient Technology: Many medium truck tires incorporate low rolling resistance designs to enhance fuel economy, which is critical for businesses looking to reduce operational costs.
  • All-Season Capability: Tread designs often cater to all-weather conditions, providing reliable performance in wet, dry, and sometimes snowy environments.

Applications and Uses of Medium Truck Tires

Medium truck tires are used in an array of applications across the commercial vehicle industry:

  • Regional Hauling: Trucks that transport goods within a specific region often use medium truck tires for their combination of performance, durability, and cost-effectiveness.
  • Delivery Services: Delivery trucks that navigate both highways and urban areas rely on these tires for their handling and ability to withstand frequent stops and starts.
  • Construction Vehicles: Dump trucks, cement mixers, and other construction vehicles need the robustness of medium truck tires to carry heavy materials to and from work sites.
  • Utility Fleets: Utility vehicles equipped with medium truck tires provide essential services while ensuring the safety and reliability expected from service fleets.
  • Moving Trucks: Medium truck tires are chosen for their ability to handle the varying weights and demands of moving personal or commercial belongings.
  • Municipal Operations: From garbage trucks to emergency service vehicles, medium truck tires support the diverse needs of municipal operations with their versatile designs.

Medium truck tires play a crucial role in the transportation and service industries, offering a blend of performance features that address the specific needs of medium-duty trucks. Whether it's maintaining control on wet roads, enduring the rigors of construction sites, or providing fuel-efficient travel across regions, these tires ensure that commercial vehicles can carry out their tasks safely and efficiently.

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