GRI XPT 12-16.5 145A2 12 Ply AS A/S All Season Tire

GRI XPT. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Off-road traction; Upgraded load durability; Better damage resistance; . OVERVIEW: The GRI XPT is an all season tire manufactured for industrial vehicles.Excellent off-road terrain traction is offered. The angled lug placement and the high void ratio enable the tire to increase its overall soft and hard terrain performance. These tread elements ensure its consistent forward motion, upgrading its optimal terrain grip. Additionally, the tread also eliminates mud and snow from the footprint. This way they cannot pack between the tread elements and block the surface contact.The model features a reinforced internal structure. This construction does not allow the tire to deform under load and driving pressure. Since the structure maintains its optimal shape, it is able to effectively upgrade its overall load capacity. Better load handling ensures the tire’s overall load durability.The GRI XPT improves its damage resistance. The thick sidewalls and the superior compound blend work together to increase its service life. The sidewall structure combats stress cracking that harms the casing. On the other hand, the compound prevents the tread’s chipping, tearing, and chucking. This combination significantly enhances the tire’s overall lifespan. This specific tire model features a BIASED ply construction. There might be discrepancies of sizes between brands and models of tires which have this size formatting. As the manufacturers only provide the tire width and the rim diameter with these tires, various brands and models will have size differences. In order to ensure the correct size is purchased, the overall tire diameter that is needed should be checked.The Overall Diameter or O.D. advertised represents the tire’s overall diameter in inches, once the tire has been properly inflated and mounted per the manufacturer’s recommendation. This advertised number is provided to Priority Tire by the tire manufacturer. Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.