Agricultural and Earthmover Tyres
Tractor, implement, harvester, sprayer and earthmover tyres and tubes. We understand that a machine off the job during harvest is not an inconvenience, it is lost income.
FARM & MACHINERY
Tyres for the Machines That Pay the Bills
Manjimup sits in the middle of some of the most productive farming country in Western Australia — potatoes, apples, avocados, stone fruit, beef, dairy and timber. All of it runs on machinery, and all of that machinery runs on tyres.
We handle tractor tyres (front and rear), implement and trailer tyres, harvester and header fittings, sprayer tyres, ride-on and utility tyres, and earthmover and loader tyres.
What We Fit
| APPLICATION | TYPICAL REQUIREMENT |
|---|---|
| Tractor—rear drive | Deep R1 or R1W bar tread for traction in soil; radial construction for larger horsepower machines to reduce compaction. |
| Tractor—front | Matched rolling circumference to the rear on MFWD machines; getting this wrong causes driveline wind-up. |
| Implement & Trailer | High load index, rib pattern, resistance to stubble and sidewall damage. |
| Harvester/Header | Very high load ratings and flotation profiles to spread weight and limit compaction. |
| Sprayer | Narrow row-crop profiles that fit between rows without damaging the crop. |
| Earthmover & Loader | Cut-resistant compounds, heavy ply ratings, and L2/L3 tread depending on the surface. |
| Turf & Orchard | Low ground pressure and gentle tread for turf, orchard rows and vineyards. |
Ballast, Tubes, and Repairs
- Tube fitting and replacement for tubed agricultural fitments.
- Repairs to tractor and implement tyres where the damage is safely repairable.
- Advice on liquid ballast and wheel weights for traction.
Harvest and planting season: if you have a machine you cannot afford to lose, talk to us before the season about spare tyres and known weak points. Planned is always cheaper than urgent.
Do You Do Farm Call-Outs?
Yes we do, Charges are applicable.
Please confirm whether on-farm agricultural tyre service is offered and within what radius. If it is, this is a major point of difference worth featuring prominently on the homepage as well.
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
We Know What the Country Does to Tyres
Gravel driveways that eat sidewalls. Stubble that punctures implement tyres. Wet winter paddocks that need traction and dry summer firebreaks that need cut resistance. Karri stumps, laterite gravel, steep slopes and long distances anywhere.
You do not need to explain any of that to us. We fit tyres in this country every week, and we know which ones survive it.
Agricultural Tyre Questions
Can you get tyres for older machinery?
Usually yes. Older tractors and implements often need tubed fitments or sizes that are no longer common, but they are still available. Give us the size off the sidewall, or a photo, and we will chase it.
Radial or cross-ply for a tractor?
Radials generally give better traction, a longer footprint, less compaction and longer life, and they suit higher-horsepower machines. Cross-ply remains cheaper up front and can suit low-hour or lighter machines. We will talk you through the trade-off for your machine.
Can a tractor tyre with a sidewall cut be repaired?
It depends on the depth and location. Some sidewall damage can be repaired on large agricultural tyres, where it would be unrepairable on a car tyre because of the different construction and speeds involved. We will inspect it and give you a straight answer.
How long do agricultural tyres last?
Often they age out before they wear out. Rubber degrades with UV exposure and time, so a low-hour machine can still need tyres. Look for cracking in the tread grooves and sidewalls, not just remaining bar depth.
Do you do on-site or mobile truck tyre work?
Yes, we do offer this service
Do You Do Farm Call-Outs?
Yes, charges apply accordingly
Get the Machine Back in the Paddock
Call the workshop with the machine and tyre size. If it needs to come from Perth, we will tell you exactly when.
