Grooving R4 Tractor Tires at Paige Lumholtz blog

Grooving R4 Tractor Tires. Also, if you groove the tires on the bars, i'd suggest. X10 on grooved tires improving traction. I did all four on my previous tractor r4's. To those of you debating, i would definitely do tire grooving before going chains to see if its enough. I am not buying chains now. I just wanted to post pictures of the recent grooving of my r4 tires. I have the rears grooved on my current r4's,. A #4 groove (1/4) works great in wet snow. Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more. I helped a buddy of mine groove his r4's on his jd 1025r and it made a night and day difference.you wouldn't believe it! It is the snowball theory. Grooving is easier when done when tires a warm, either summer sun heat or in shop heater. And wet snow really sticks to wet snow. As most know, or will soon find out r4 tires are really slippery in the snow, ice and. I can confirm that it does make a noticeable difference in the.

Also, if you groove the tires on the bars, i'd suggest. Just easier to push through. R4 tire siping/grooving for improved traction. As most know, or will soon find out r4 tires are really slippery in the snow, ice and. A #4 groove (1/4) works great in wet snow. Grooving is easier when done when tires a warm, either summer sun heat or in shop heater. I did all four on my previous tractor r4's. I have the rears grooved on my current r4's,. Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more. I am not buying chains now.

R4 Tire Siping/Grooving for Improved Traction

Grooving R4 Tractor Tires As most know, or will soon find out r4 tires are really slippery in the snow, ice and. I have the rears grooved on my current r4's,. X10 on grooved tires improving traction. It is the snowball theory. Also, if you groove the tires on the bars, i'd suggest. And wet snow really sticks to wet snow. I am not buying chains now. R4 tire siping/grooving for improved traction. As most know, or will soon find out r4 tires are really slippery in the snow, ice and. Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more. A #4 groove (1/4) works great in wet snow. Just easier to push through. To those of you debating, i would definitely do tire grooving before going chains to see if its enough. I just wanted to post pictures of the recent grooving of my r4 tires. I can confirm that it does make a noticeable difference in the. I did all four on my previous tractor r4's.