At Airland Tyre, we understand that the performance and longevity of truck tyres are heavily influenced by external conditions—particularly road surfaces and climate variations. For fleets operating across diverse terrains, tyre selection becomes a crucial factor in ensuring safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

1. Road Surfaces and Tyre Wear

Rough, unpaved roads increase the risk of tread chipping and sidewall damage. In contrast, smooth highways cause less abrasion but may lead to uneven wear if tyre pressure and alignment are not maintained properly. For mixed-use operations, all-position or multi-terrain tyres offer balanced performance with reinforced tread designs.

2. Climate and Tyre Composition

Extreme temperatures can significantly affect rubber compounds. In hot climates, tyres must resist heat buildup to prevent blowouts and tread separation. Our tyres utilize advanced compounds engineered to maintain structural integrity and grip at elevated temperatures. In cold regions, enhanced flexibility ensures better traction and braking on icy roads.

3. Inflation and Temperature Sensitivity

Temperature fluctuations also influence tyre pressure. A 10°C change can alter pressure by approximately 1 PSI, which impacts fuel efficiency and tread life. Regular monitoring and adjustment are essential for maintaining optimal performance.

At Airland Tyre, our products are developed with global conditions in mind, combining durability, safety, and adaptability. Whether you’re driving through desert highways or frozen landscapes, Airland tyres are built to go the distance.

Drive smart. Drive safe. Choose Airland.