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TECHNICAL DATA

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Technical Data

Tyres are the only parts of the vehicle, which are in contact with the road. Safety in acceleration, breaking, steering, and cornering – all depends on relatively small area of the road contact.

It is therefore of paramount importance that tyre should be maintained in good condition at all times.


  • Maintain correct inflation pressure.
  • Check periodically for misalignment, balance, and mechanical irregularities.
  • Regular maintenance of steering and suspension components.
  • Avoid harsh braking, rapid acceleration, and fast cornering.
  • Do not overload.
  • Retread the tires with Teeson precured Treads.
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TYPES OF TYRES

Cross or Diagonal Ply

Cross ply tyres have textile casing cords running diagonally from head o head

Radial

Radial ply tyres may be either steel or
textile braced.

Bias-Belted

Bias Belted tyres have textile causing cords running diagonally and a belt of textile cords under the tread.

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Mastering Tires
The retread manufacturing process of Cobber

Tires are the unsung heroes of the automotive world, meticulously designed to provide a smooth and secure ride. Their cushioning ability absorbs shocks and vibrations, ensuring passenger comfort. Precise dimensions and load-carrying capacities are engineered to suit specific vehicles and varying loads. Durability is a key factor, determining a tire's lifespan and reliability. Cornering and stability features guarantee safe maneuvering, especially during turns. Low rolling resistance not only boosts fuel efficiency but also reduces environmental impact. These pneumatic wonders, relying on compressed air, form the foundation of our journeys, ensuring a safe and efficient ride on every road.


  • Maintain correct inflation pressure.
  • Check periodically for misalignment, balance, and mechanical irregularities.
  • Regular maintenance of steering and suspension components.
  • Avoid harsh braking, rapid acceleration, and fast cornering.
  • Do not overload.
  • Retread the tires with Teeson precured Treads.

How to find the Dimensions?

The tire ply rating is a numerical index crucial for determining a tire's load-carrying capacity under specific service conditions. Contrary to popular belief, it does not directly correspond to the physical number of plies within the tire. Instead, it signifies the tire's strength and its ability to bear weight, making it a vital consideration for vehicles subjected to heavy loads or challenging terrains. Technological advancements in tire construction have allowed for higher load capacities with fewer physical plies, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive assessment of a tire's suitability based on factors beyond just its ply rating, including intended use, driving conditions, and manufacturer recommendations, to ensure both safety and performance.