Description
Samson L-4A Heavy Duty. FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Upgraded load durability; Damage resistant performance; Enhanced off-road traction; . OVERVIEW: The Samson L-4A Heavy Duty is an all season tire manufactured for industrial vehicles.The tread design with the larger tread blocks and the groove pattern improves the versatile terrain traction. These tread elements allow the tire to upgrade the grip on soft, loose and uneven terrain surface conditions. The footprint upgrades the forward motion on versatile terrain surface conditions, optimizing the deep mud and loose terrain traction. The tread also keeps the footprint clean, by eliminating mud and snow from the footprint and preventing them from blocking the surface contact.The stronger structure, the tread design and the durable compound enhance the damage resistance. The strengthened structure protects the tire from external damage, greatly preventing punctures, cuts and impact damage. The strengthened compound elements enable the tire to combat punctures, cuts and impact damage from shortening the service life. The tread design also allows the tire to avoid stone retention. The grooves eject rocks stuck between the tread elements, enabling the tire to greatly improve the driving safety levels.The L-4A Heavy Duty boosts the load capacity. The maintained ideal tire shape under the load and driving pressure, upgrading the load durability. The reinforced internal structure does not deform under the load and driving pressure, enhancing the load capacity throughout its performance. This specific tire model features a BIASED ply construction. There might be discrepancies of sizes between brands and models of tires which have this size formatting. As the manufacturers only provide the tire width and the rim diameter with these tires, various brands and models will have size differences. In order to ensure the correct size is purchased, the overall tire diameter that is needed should be checked.The Overall Diameter or O.D. advertised represents the tire's overall diameter in inches, once the tire has been properly inflated and mounted per the manufacturer's recommendation. This advertised number is provided to Priority Tire by the tire manufacturer. Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.
