The Samson R-1IG irrigation tire is engineered to meet the demanding needs of agricultural applications, providing reliable performance for irrigation equipment. With a rim diameter of 24 inches and a tire width of approximately 11.2 inches, this tire offers a balanced combination of size and durability. Its tread depth of 31.5 mm ensures excellent traction and soil engagement, critical for effective irrigation operations. Designed with a radial bias construction, the R-1IG delivers stability and longevity under heavy loads, making it ideal for irrigation systems that require consistent, dependable mobility. The tire’s maximum load capacity of up to 2,090 pounds at 26 psi ensures it can handle the weight of equipment and soil conditions typical in agricultural settings. Featuring a speed rating of A8, this tire supports efficient operation speeds while maintaining safety and performance standards. The six-ply construction enhances durability and puncture resistance, reducing downtime during critical farming cycles. This tire’s overall diameter of approximately 57.7 inches provides ample ground contact for optimized soil engagement and minimal soil disturbance. Suitable for equipment that demands high load-bearing capacity and durability, the Samson R-1IG is a trusted choice for irrigation and farming professionals seeking resilient tires that perform reliably in tough environments.

Features:

• Tread Depth: 31.5 mm for optimal soil engagement

• Size: 11.2-24/6 suitable for various irrigation applications

• Load Range: C supporting up to 2,090 pounds at 26 psi

• Rim Diameter: 24 inches for compatibility with standard irrigation equipment

• Speed Rating: A8 for safe operation at efficient speeds

• Tire Ply: 6 for enhanced durability and puncture resistance

• Overall Diameter: approximately 57.7 inches for effective ground contact

• Radial Bias Construction providing stability and longevity

• Maximum Tire Pressure: 26 psi to support heavy loads

• Product Weight: 65.12 pounds for manageable handling and installation