Flatproofing
Flatproofing is a safe, cost-effective, and easy way to prolong the life of your tractor tires. Rolling over hazardous debris including spikes, scrap metal, nails, rocks and glass is no longer a concern, thanks to invincible tires.
Arnco’s patented*, liquid polyurethane flatproofing polymer is pumped into the tire through the valve stem. It replaces the air and cures in 24 hours to a resilient, synthetic rubber core. It is impossible to get a flat tire with flatproofed tires.
Some flatproofing is too hard for agricultural equipment, mowers, forklifts, backhoes, skid steers, and utility equipment. Premium flatproofing, SuperFlex SoftFill, the softest product on the market, and was made specifically to handle small to medium-sized equipment.
The benefits include an end to expensive tire-related costs, premature tire failure, and downtime when your equipment is unusable due to tire problems. Flatproofing also runs cooler than air, ensuring a longer tread life of the tires. In fact, multiple retreading is possible with flatproofed tires.
Flatproofing eliminates blowout hazards, gives the tire a constant pressure in temperature changes, and eliminating the need to refill tires in the winter and deflate them in the summer. Flatproofing gives tires extra ballast improving stability, performance and traction, has a broader footprint for better traction, and is a super shock absorber providing a soft air-like ride. Flatproofed tires are also easier on your drive train, reducing the risk of breakage.
Ted Frizzi writes about a variety of vehicle safety related topics on behalf of Ken Jones, which features lawn tires, mower tires, tire chains, tie tubes, tractor tires and trailer tires.
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