Maxam Expands Forestry Tire Lineup
Key Highlights
- Maxam Tire's MS936 TimberXtra is engineered with an LS2 tread pattern for muddy terrains and features reinforced construction for stability.
- The MS934 is designed with an open center tread pattern and wider lug shoulders for optimized performance.
- Maxam emphasizes its products are for varying terrains and conditions to maximize logging efficiency and safety.
Maxam Tire is growing its forestry tire portfolio with the new MS934 for forwarders and skidders and the MS936 TimberXtra for skidders and feller bunchers.
"Both series are engineered to deliver exceptional traction, flotation and durability for forestry applications operating in different terrains and conditions," say Maxam officials.
Specifically designed with an LS2 tread pattern to handle muddy terrains, the MS936 TimberXtra features a "reinforced tire construction and optimized tread profile" for stability and consistent performance. The MS936 will also have the new 35.5L32 30PR, 67/34.00X25 20PR and 67/34.00X26 20PR sizes coming soon.
The MS934, an LS2 cut-to-length logging tire, features an "open center tread pattern," a wider lug shoulder, increased shoulder spacing and added stability.
“Forestry operations can vary significantly by terrain and working conditions, which makes having the right tire for the application critical,” says Matt Fagan, director of R&D at Maxam Tire. “Each of the new MAXAM forestry tires provide logging operations a unique solution for different terrains and applications. With additional skidder and CTL solutions, we are committed to deliver consistent performance and productivity for logging equipment, no matter the demand.”
