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R25/29/33
| Size | PR | Load Index | TRA Code | Tread Depth (mm) | TT/TL | Standard Rim | O.D | S.W | Max Load (kg) |
| 23.5R25 | ★★ | 201/185 | L-4/E-4 | 47 | TL | 19.50/2.5 | 1673 | 597 | 14500/9250 |
| 26.5R25 | ★★ | 209/193 | L-4/E-4 | 57 | TL | 22.00/3.0 | 1798 | 673 | 18500/11500 |
| 29.5R29 | ★★ | 218/202 | L-4/E-4 | 60 | TL | 25.00/3.5 | 2023 | 750 | 23600/15000 |
| 35/65R33 | ★★ | 224/207 | L-4/E-4 | 62.5 | TL | 28.00/3.5 | 2035 | 889 | 28000/17500 |
FAQ：
Q1：What precautions should be taken for the installation and maintenance of OTR tires?
A：Professional equipment must be used for installation to avoid casing damage; maintain stable tire pressure and avoid overloading in daily use; clean stones in the tread grooves in a timely manner after operating on gravel roads to prevent tread block cracking.
Q2：What’s the difference between OTR tires for loaders and excavators?
A：Loader tires bear frequent forward and reverse loads and need high wear resistance and impact resistance, with a relatively compact tread pattern; excavator tires focus on side load resistance and passability, with a larger tread block and stronger sidewall protection design.
