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The 355/50-20 tire offers superior stability: its wide tread provides a larger contact patch, effectively reducing pressure on the ground and significantly improving machine stability when digging and lifting heavy objects, especially on soft surfaces.

Strong ground clearance: The wide tire provides better buoyancy and grip, reducing the risk of the machine slipping or sinking on muddy or uneven surfaces, thus improving work efficiency.

Ride comfort: Due to its wide tread and relatively low tire pressure, it better absorbs road vibrations, providing the operator with a smoother and more comfortable driving experience.

"355/50-20" is a tire specification commonly used on wheeled excavators and other heavy construction machinery. This specification includes several key tire dimensions:

355: This is the tire's cross-sectional width, measured in millimeters. A larger number indicates a wider tire.

50: This is the tire's aspect ratio, which represents the ratio of sidewall height to tire width. In this case, the sidewall height is 50% of the tire width. A smaller aspect ratio results in a shorter sidewall, which generally provides better stability and handling.

20: This is the rim diameter, measured in inches. This number indicates the bore size inside the tire and must be an exact match to the rim size for installation.

The key features and advantages of the 15.0/55-17 agricultural tire are its low-pressure, wide tire design, which provides a larger contact patch and significantly reduces soil pressure. Its excellent flotation and stability provide improved "float" on soft, wet, or uneven surfaces, preventing the machine from sinking or slipping. Agricultural tires are also highly durable, as they must withstand harsh operating conditions, including mud, rocks, and plant debris. 15.0/55-17 tires typically feature a thicker sidewall and a wear-resistant tread pattern to improve puncture and wear resistance, extending their service life.

"355/50-20" is a tire specification commonly used on wheeled excavators and other heavy construction machinery. This specification includes several key tire dimensions:

355: This is the tire's cross-sectional width, measured in millimeters. A larger number indicates a wider tire.

50: This is the tire's aspect ratio, which represents the ratio of sidewall height to tire width. In this case, the sidewall height is 50% of the tire width. A smaller aspect ratio results in a shorter sidewall, which generally provides better stability and handling.

20: This is the rim diameter, measured in inches. This number indicates the bore size inside the tire and must be precisely matched to the rim size for installation. The low-profile design provides overall stability, making it suitable for fast-moving and frequent steering operations, reducing the risk of rollover.

The wider tread provides a larger contact patch, improving grip and braking performance, making it suitable for applications requiring high maneuverability, such as urban construction sites and road construction.

Pairing with 20-inch rims lowers the vehicle's center of gravity, enhancing safety during wheeled excavator handling operations.

The TRACTION brand tires were born in 2023. In order to meet the market demand for 25-inch solid tires, TRACTION developed its own brand of solid tires in 2023. Our company is one of the few companies that produces both rims and solid tires. We can provide tire + rim assembly solutions. The product specifications are as follows.

The TRACTION brand tires were born in 2023. In order to meet the market demand for 20-inch and 25-inch solid tires, TRACTION developed its own brand of solid tires in 2023. Our company is one of the few companies that produces both rims and solid tires. We can provide tire + rim assembly solutions. The product specifications are as follows.