The KINGS TIRE tyre + tube 3.50-5 V-8814 4PR TT JS87 is a reliable tyre for tractors and other agricultural and horticultural applications. The set of tyre and matching tube is specially designed for low speeds and moderate loads and offers good traction on different surfaces.

Technical data

• Product: Tyre + tube
• Brand: KINGS TIRE
• Application: Tractor
• Industry: Agriculture and horticulture
• Tyre size: 3.50-5
• Diameter: 310 mm
• Width: 88 mm
• Tread pattern: V-8814
• PR (Ply Rating): 4PR
• Rim size: 5 inch
• Tyre type: TT (Tube Type)
• Valve type: JS87
• Load capacity: 100 kg
• Tyre pressure: 2.5 bar
• Max. speed: 20 km/h

Benefits and application

This tyre and tube set is ideal for smaller tractors, trailers and equipment in the agricultural and horticultural sector that are fitted with 3.50-5 tyres. The V-8814 tread pattern provides good grip on grassland, fields and yard areas without unnecessarily damaging the ground.

With a ply rating of 4PR, the tyre offers solid stability and resistance to everyday stresses. The recommended tyre pressure of 2.5 bar in combination with the load capacity of 100 kg and the maximum speed of 20 km/h makes this tyre particularly suitable for slow working vehicles and transport equipment.

The supplied tube with JS87 valve allows easy mounting and secure air tightness. Thanks to the TT design (Tube Type), the tyre is robust and less sensitive to minor damage, as the tube can be replaced separately.

Explanation of technical terms

• TT (Tube Type): Tyre construction with a separate tube inside the tyre.
• TL (Tubeless): Tubeless tyre in which the air is held directly in the tyre/rim (mentioned here for comparison only, this tyre is TT).
• PR (Ply Rating): Designation of the load capacity class of a tyre. 4PR means a reinforced carcass compared to basic versions.
• LI (Load Index): Code number for the maximum permissible load capacity of a tyre. A specific LI value is not specified for this product, but the load capacity is 100 kg.
• SI (Speed Index): Code number for the maximum permissible speed of a tyre. A specific SI value is not specified here, but the maximum speed is 20 km/h.