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6.70-15SL GRI GREEN EX I100 6 ply tubeless tyre
Product Code
P17212
Designed for the field with roadability properties as well as for superior soil tillage operations with implement machinery and trailers. I100 is a high-speed tyre and its flotation capability reduces soil compaction in the field, ensuring increased farm productivity. Its strong nylon construction and high-grade compounds are specially formulated to resist wear and cuts while its hock-fortified nylon-cord body resists impacts against stubble puncture.
- Heavily grooved ribs for easy steering.
- Designed for free-rolling wheels on wagons, hay balers, seeders, and fertilizer spreaders
Tyre Details
| Tyre Size | 6.70-15SL |
|---|---|
| Brand | GRI |
| Pattern | GREEN EX I100 |
| TT/TL | Tubeless |
| Ply Rating | 6 Ply |
| Rec. Rim | 4 1/2 KB |
| Permitted Rims | 5KB |
| Load Index |
120B 1,400kg at 50 km/h |
| Tread Depth (mm) | 6 mm |
| Availability* |
Out of stock
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Dimensions
| Diameter | 710 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 170 mm |
| Rolling Circ. | 2190 mm |
| Static Load Radius | 326 mm |
| Weight | 9.1 kg |
| Rev per km | 457 |
Dimensions are provided based on the manufacturer specifications.
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