Tractor Alignments
Article written by Bush TyresBush tyres are now able to offer an Agricultural wheel alignment service with our Michelin trained operatives. Whether it be tractor or teleporter, used on the road or off the road, then a simple wheel alignment has the potential to save hundreds of pounds on premature tyre wear. Being just 5mm out of alignment can lead to a 12% decrease in tyre life. Being 15-20 mm out can lead to a 35-48% decrease in tyre life. Add to this the increased fuel consumption and the loss of Bhp, can you really afford not to have the alignment checked! Once a tyre begins to wear out due to alignment, the tyre will continue to wear even if it is turned on the rim. So when you have new tyres fitted, having your alignment checked to ensure they remain in optimal operating condition can make a whole world of difference to the entire performance of the tyre and the tractor.
Our Michelin trained operatives are able to carry out alignments on most makes and models of tractors and teleporters, including but not limited to New Holland, Fendt, and John Deere. This can be done on site, at your yard and arranged at your convenience . An initial check to find out if your vehicle is out of alignment can be done within 10-15 minutes, with the full alignment process usually taking under an hour.
Land Rover chose the Continental CrossContact RX tyres to be fitted to the Defender at their production facility. Allround Tyres in Rotherham when required by the owner, fitted the same CrossContact tyres which the Defender was originally designed to run on. Therefore continuing the OE status of the tyres.
It was Kings Lynn Depot’s turn to dust off the wooden wire wheel spinner. This time for the stunning Morgan Motor Company, +4, visiting us for a new pair of Avon Tyres
This purposeful looking Isuzu D-Max Yukon “double cab” visited Spalding recently for a full four wheel alignment setup. This 4x4 is now ready for whatever life throws at it. A trip to the shops, an urgent dash to the timber yard, or drive through the Lincolnshire countryside.