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Sow, Grow, Roll: Optimize Your Operation with the Right Tires
Agricultural tires encompass a variety of farming vehicles and related equipment, with solutions tailored to diverse environments and applications to get the job done.
At Happy Jack's Tire Service, we offer a wide range of agricultural tires to meet your daily challenges. Our team possesses the perfect blend of knowledge and experience to provide you with timely assistance, taking into account what equipment you have and what you need out of your next AG tire purchase.
We offer options from trusted brands at a competitive price.
Get the tires you need to keep everything running at peak efficiency with Happy Jack's Tire Service, serving Town Creek, AL, Moulton, AL, Red Bay, AL, and surrounding areas.
Upgrade the performance of your all-terrain vehicle with new tread. When it's time for replacement ATV tires, contact Happy Jack's Tire Service for a wide selection of quad tires for your sport ATV or utility ATV.
We serve Town Creek, AL, Moulton, AL, Red Bay, AL, and surrounding areas.
Whether it's your first time shopping for ATV tires or you need a refresher on how to find the best ATV tire, we have you covered.
Here are a few pointers on where to start your ATV tire search:
Understand Ply Rating: The ply rating tells you the overall strength and longevity of the ATV tire. The higher the ply rating, the tougher the tire. Expect to pay more for 6 or 7-ply rated tires vs 2 or 3-ply tires, but also expect less flats. Some manufacturers list the ply rating on the ATV tire sidewall.
The ply rating does not always correspond with the number of plies in the tire. In earlier times, this was true but modern technology has made it possible for an ATV tire with 3 plies to match the strength of an ATV tire with 6 plies. Ply ratings are still useful in that they are relative to one-another within a brand. So a 6-ply ATV tire today might not have 6 plies but it'll still be tougher than a 3-ply ATV tire.
Understanding Star Rating: Stars correspond with an ATV tire's maximum operating pressure.
Finding the Right Tread: An all-terrain vehicle is designed to get you through tough terrain, so long as you have the right tires installed. Choose from standard A/T tires for general purpose riding, mud tires with a directional tread for pushing through mud, sand tires with paddles for dunes and beaches, or racing tires for high-speed trails.
Finding Your Tire Size: ATV tire size is displayed on the sidewall as height x width-wheel diameter. It's recommended you stick with the stock size chosen by the manufacturer unless you're looking for certain performance benefits and understand the pros and cons of changing size. Check your owner's manual for more information.
The tire sales team at Happy Jack's Tire Service is ready to assist you. Contact us for more information on ATV tire sizes and brands.
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