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Tyre 3.50-7 KINGS TIRE V-8819 – side view showcasing the robust black construction and V-8819 tread pattern.

Tyre 3.50-7 KINGS TIRE V-8819 4PR TT for Tractor

20,90 €

incl. 19 % VAT excl. shipping costs

Tyre 3.50-7 KINGS TIRE V-8819 4PR TT for Tractor

20,90 €

incl. 19 % VAT excl. shipping costs

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Tyre 3.50-7 KINGS TIRE V-8819 4PR TT for Tractor

Product.Nr.: 990015934

Manufacturer: KINGS TIRE

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The KINGS TIRE 3.50-7 V-8819 4PR TT tyre is a robust special tyre for tractors used in agriculture and horticulture. With its sturdy construction and proven V-8819 tread pattern, it provides reliable traction at low speeds and under changing ground conditions. The tyre is designed for tube type fitment (TT) and is ideal for small tractors, walk-behind tractors, power equipment and similar applications in professional and private use. Technical data Brand: KINGS TIRE Product type: Tyre Application: Tractor Industry: Agriculture and horticulture Tyre size: 3.50-7 Diameter: 362 mm Width: 90 mm ...

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Tyre 3.50-7 KINGS TIRE V-8819 4PR TT for Tractor

Technical data

Brand: KINGS TIRE
Product type: Tyre
Application: Tractor
Industry: Agriculture and horticulture
Tyre size: 3.50-7
Diameter: 362 mm
Width: 90 mm
Tread pattern: V-8819
PR (Ply Rating): 4PR
Rim size: 7 inch
Tyre type: TT (Tube Type, for tube fitment)
Load index (LI): 40
Speed index (SI): A3
Load capacity: 140 kg
Tyre pressure: 2.8 bar
Max. speed: 15 km/h

Benefits and fields of application

The KINGS TIRE 3.50-7 V-8819 4PR TT has been specially developed for use on tractors and agricultural machinery operating at low speeds. The V-8819 tread pattern ensures good grip on soft ground, meadows, fields and in horticulture. Thanks to its 4PR carcass, the tyre offers solid stability and resistance to loads in daily use.

With a load capacity of 140 kg and a maximum speed of 15 km/h, this tyre is ideal for light to medium-duty work such as soil cultivation, yard transport, green area maintenance or use in municipal applications. The TT construction allows use with a suitable tube and ensures easy mounting and maintenance.

Explanation of technical terms

TT (Tube Type): Tyre construction designed for use with a separate inner tube.
PR (Ply Rating): Indicator of the load capacity class of the carcass. A higher PR number stands for a more robust construction and higher load capacity.
LI (Load Index): Numerical code indicating the maximum permissible load capacity of the tyre. LI 40 corresponds here to 140 kg per tyre.
SI (Speed Index): Letter code for the maximum permissible speed. A3 stands for a maximum speed of 15 km/h.
Rim size: Indicates the rim diameter on which the tyre is mounted, here 7 inch.

Frequently asked questions about this product

?What do the markings on a trailer tyre mean, and how old can it be?

How to read the information on the tyre sidewall

Age: Trailer tyres age more as a result of being left stationary than from the number of kilometres travelled. It is advisable to replace them after around six years, even if the tread is still in good condition; for trailers approved for 100 km/h, this is mandatory. The date of manufacture is shown as a DOT number on the sidewall: 3223 means the 32nd calendar week of 2023.

Load capacity (Load Index, LI): The number before the letter indicates the load capacity per tyre. The fitted tyre must meet at least the value stated in the vehicle documents — a higher value is permitted, but a lower one is not.

LI	kg	LI	kg	LI	kg	LI	kg
60	250	80	450	95	690	108	1,000
65	290	82	475	98	750	110	1060
70	335	85	515	100	800	112	1120
75	387	88	560	102	850	115	1215
78	425	90	600	104	900	120	1400

Speed index: The letter following the load index indicates the maximum permitted speed. An ‘L’ is required for a 100 km/h rating.

Index	km/h	Index	km/h	Index	km/h
J	100	M	130	Q	160
K	110	N	140	R	170
L	120	P	150	H	180

Winter tyres: There is no requirement for winter tyres on trailers, as the wheels are not driven. An M+S or Alpine symbol is not required.

Tyre pressure: Trailer tyres require significantly higher pressure than car tyres. The correct pressure is specified in the vehicle documents or on the sticker on the trailer. Insufficient pressure is the most common cause of tyre damage.

Tread depth: the legal minimum is 1.6 mm. You can also recognise old tyres by fine cracks in the sidewall and tread base.

Replacement: Tyres and complete wheels.