MAXAM EXPANDS THE MS930 LOGXTRA SERIES
Delivering a Rugged and Reliable Tire to Dual Wheel Applications Globally
[Danvers, Massachusetts, November 16th, 2021] To further strengthen the market offering of the LOGXTRA lineup, MAXAM is proud to announce the new size addition to the MS930 series. Specifically designed for high flotation applications, the 24.5-32 MS930 offers a winning combination of strength and reliability, making it a popular choice for dual-wheel applications.
The MAXAM LOGXTRA series combines advanced manufacturing with superior product quality, offering an undeniable value and high-strength solution to the timber industry. With the addition of the 24.5-32 to the MS930 series, MAXAM now delivers this dependable tire to dual-wheel applications. Offered at an aggressive price point, the MS930 is an added-value solution for skidders and feller bunchers globally.
To fit the needs of the application, the MS930 is manufactured with an extra-wide footprint that delivers exceptional flotation in muddy and wet ground conditions, increasing efficiency on all sites. Additionally, the high-strength, belt-stabilized tire construction provides excellent grip and protection from the harsh working environment. Integrating advanced compounding and enhanced features such as a heavy-duty shoulder and sidewall, the MS930 helps eliminate the threat of downtime.
The MS930 LOGXTRA delivers the flotation, strength, and grip the timber industry demands at an exceptional value. Available in the below size range, the MS930 comes in a variety of ply ratings to meet the needs of each application.
For additional information, contact your local representative or visit us at maxamtire.com.
| Size | P.R. | O.D. (in/nmm) | T.D. (in/mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28L-26 | 16 | 64.7 / 1644 | 72 / 57 |
| 20 | 64.2 / 1632 | 72 / 57 | |
| 26 | 64.7 / 1644 | 72 / 57 | |
| 24.5-32 | 20 | 72.1 / 1831 | 76 / 60 |
| 30.5L-32 | 20 | 72.7 / 1847 | 76 / 60 |
| 26 | 72.7 / 1847 | 76 / 60 | |
| 32 | 72.7 / 1847 | 76 / 60 | |
| 35.5L-32 | 26 | 79.3 / 2016 | 79 / 63 |
| 30 | 79.2 / 2011 | 79 / 63 |
