How often do I have to replace all loader tires?
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PunchLister
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Honestly, it depends on usage and terrain, some loaders can go thousands of hours, while others might need new tires sooner if you’re on rough surfaces.
EarlConde17
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Use matters
joshkelly1066
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It really depends on usage and surface conditions. Most loader tires last around 2,000-5,000 hours. Hard surfaces like concrete wear them out faster than dirt or sand.
Front tires usually go first, so they're often replaced before the rears. Keeping proper tire pressure and avoiding excessive spinning helps extend life. Some operators also look at places like Boom & Bucket or Ritchie Bros. for replacement options to manage cost
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Front tires usually go first, so they're often replaced before the rears. Keeping proper tire pressure and avoiding excessive spinning helps extend life. Some operators also look at places like Boom & Bucket or Ritchie Bros. for replacement options to manage cost
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