Motor Grader Tires Guide: 14.00-24 vs 17.5R25 Compared

Motor grader tires work hard in a quiet way. A grader runs long hours at steady speed, often on gravel roads and haul roads, and it needs grip to push the blade without slipping.

Common Grader Sizes

• 13.00-24: smaller graders and road maintenance
• 14.00-24: the most common size on mid-size graders
• 17.5R25 and 17.5-25: larger mining graders

Bias or Radial on a Grader?

Many road crews still use bias 14.00-24 tires because they are tough and cost less. Mining sites with long haul roads often switch to radial for cooler running and longer life.

G-2 or G-3 Tread?

G-2 is the standard traction tread and suits most work. G-3 rock tread is better on mine roads with sharp stone. L-2 is sometimes used where grip on soft ground matters more.

Tips for Longer Grader Tire Life

• Keep all six tires at the same pressure and tread depth
• Avoid sharp turns at speed with the blade loaded
• Check the tandem tires for uneven wear each week

Motor Grader Tires for Sale

See our 14.00-24 tires and 17.5R25 tires pages, or the grader tires category. Background on the machine itself is in the grader article.

Next Steps on Motor grader tires

Put this guide to work on your next order. Write down the sizes and ratings from your sidewalls, decide on brand tiers, and ask for a quotation with freight to your port. Our team checks every request by hand and replies with a clear price and loading plan. Explore the catalogue or compare brands first if you like.

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