This KINGS TIRE tyre 13x5.00-6 with tread pattern V-8803 is a robust special tyre for tractors and machinery used in agriculture and horticulture. It provides reliable traction on meadows, fields and unpaved surfaces and is designed for tubeless operation (TL). With its 4PR construction, it is designed for medium loads in professional use.

Technical data

• Brand: KINGS TIRE
• Application: Tractor
• Industry: Agriculture and horticulture
• Tyre size: 13x5.00-6
• Diameter: 326 mm
• Width: 122 mm
• Tread pattern: V-8803
• PR (Ply Rating): 4PR
• Rim size: 6 inch
• Tyre type: TL (Tubeless)
• Load capacity: 170 kg
• Tyre pressure: 1.7 bar
• Max. speed: 25 km/h

Benefits and applications

The 13x5.00-6 V-8803 tyre from KINGS TIRE is ideal for compact tractors, ride-on mowers, small municipal and yard machines, as well as equipment used in gardening and landscaping. The V-8803 tread pattern ensures good grip on grass, soil and loose surfaces without unnecessarily damaging the turf.

Thanks to its 4PR construction, the tyre offers a well-balanced combination of stability, puncture resistance and ride comfort. The load capacity of 170 kg and the approved maximum speed of 25 km/h make it a reliable choice for work vehicles operating at low speeds. As a TL tyre, it can be mounted without an inner tube, simplifying maintenance and handling.

Explanation of technical terms

• TL (Tubeless): Tubeless tyre that is mounted directly on the rim without a separate inner tube.
• TT (Tube Type): Designates tyres that are used with a separate inner tube (mentioned here for distinction only, this tyre is TL).
• PR (Ply Rating): Indicates the load capacity class of the tyre based on carcass strength. A higher PR generally stands for higher load capacity and a more robust design.
• LI (Load Index): Numerical code indicating the maximum permissible load capacity of a tyre (not given as a number here, instead the direct load capacity in kg is specified).
• SI (Speed Index): Letter code for the maximum permissible speed of a tyre (given here as a specific maximum speed in km/h).