Farm tires and wheels keep tractors, combines, sprayers, grain carts and trailers rolling, and this category covers new and used ag and off-the-road tires, custom and row-crop wheels, tire pressure control systems, sealants and tire repair products. FarmPages lists the tire and wheel suppliers, dealers and manufacturers here, so you can compare options and contact them directly.Compare tire size and load index for your machine, radial versus bias and IF or VF construction, wheel offset and bolt pattern, availability of new and used sizes, and on-farm service. Listed suppliers are mainly in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with others in Manitoba and Ontario. Listings include Prairie Wheel & Manufacturing Inc., which builds wheels for tractors, combines and sprayers, Market Tire Commercial and TIREBOSS.Related categories: Tracks, Tires, Lubricants & Additives · Track Systems · Fuel Tanks & Trailers · Lubricants & Additives
Answers for farmers comparing tires & wheels suppliers and dealers on FarmPages.
Metric radial sizes such as 380/90R46 give the section width in millimetres (380), the sidewall height as a percentage of width (90), radial construction (R) and the rim diameter in inches (46). Older bias sizes like 18.4-38 list the width in inches and the rim diameter. Check the load index and speed symbol too, and give the full size to listed tire dealers when requesting quotes.
IF (Increased Flexion) and VF (Very High Flexion) tires are built to carry the same load at lower inflation pressure than a standard radial, about 20 percent lower for IF and 40 percent lower for VF. Lower pressure gives a larger footprint, less compaction and better traction. They cost more, so ask listed dealers whether they pay off for your machines and field conditions.
Yes. Narrow row-crop and sprayer wheels, duals and spacers let you match wheel spacing to your rows and reduce crop damage. Match bolt pattern, centre bore, offset and load rating to the axle, and confirm the tire suits the rim width. Wheel manufacturers listed on FarmPages can build or supply wheels for tractors, combines, sprayers and custom applications.
Browse the Tires & Wheels listings on FarmPages; most listed suppliers are in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with others in Manitoba and Ontario. Ask each dealer about stock on your sizes, used tire options, on-farm service trucks for flats and installation, and lead times on large tires before seeding or harvest. FarmPages also has provincial tire and track dealer pages for Saskatchewan and Alberta.
