Compaction Tires

Compaction tires are heavy-duty pneumatic tires specifically engineered for pneumatic tire rollers and other compaction machinery. They feature reinforced sidewalls, deep tread patterns, and high load-bearing capacity to apply uniform pressure across surfaces during soil stabilization, asphalt paving, and landfill compaction operations. These tires operate at lower inflation pressures than standard tires to maximize contact area and minimize surface damage while achieving optimal density.

Compaction tires work by distributing the roller's weight over a large contact area through flexible pneumatic construction. The tire's deformation under load creates a kneading action that rearranges particles in soil or asphalt mixtures, eliminating air voids and increasing density. The tread pattern enhances traction while preventing material pickup, and the low-pressure design ensures uniform pressure distribution without excessive surface stress.