What is the weight of 23.5-25 tires?

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MacArcher
07/30/25 3:30am
23.5-25 are loader tires, with a weight of approximately 250 kilograms. Below are the specific details about the related content: Tire material: The most commonly used loader tires are bias tires and radial tires. The former are mostly made of nylon cord fabric, while the latter are mostly made of steel cord fabric. Currently, except for engineering or special environments, radial tires are predominantly used. Load-bearing radial tires are composed of the carcass, belt layer, shoulder pad rubber, bead, tread rubber, and sidewall rubber. Specific details: Carcass: Mostly made of a single layer of steel cord fabric (or rayon, nylon, aramid, etc.). Belt layer: Composed of 3-4 layers of steel cord fabric. Shoulder pad rubber: There is an intermediate layer between the carcass and the belt layer. Bead: Composed of steel wire rings, upper and lower triangular rubber cores, steel wire wrapping reinforcement layers, and bead protective rubber. Tread rubber: Upper and lower layers of tread rubber. Sidewall rubber.
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