Tipper Trailer Tyres

Role of Tipper Trailer in the industry

A tipper trailer is a load-carrying trailer designed for bulk transport and controlled unloading of materials across construction, agriculture, mining and waste management operations. It is typically paired with Tipper trucks for efficient movement of aggregates, soil, grain, waste or demolition debris. Because tipper trailers operate under high payloads and frequent tipping cycles, tyres such as the RG31 provide the required load stability, structural strength and rolling performance needed for consistent operation on mixed roads and job-site surfaces.

Types of Tyres Used in Tipper Trailer Operations

Trailers fitted with Tipper Trailer tyres require robust tread constructions and reinforced casings to manage heavy static loads, abrasive terrain and tight manoeuvring during loading or tipping. These tyres must withstand the varied demands of construction, agriculture, mining and waste management environments, delivering predictable traction, controlled lateral movement and stability when paired with Tipper trucks across uneven, compacted or paved surfaces.

Tyre Requirements for Reliable Performance

Tyres for tipper trailers must provide high load-carrying capacity, resist impact from debris and maintain structural integrity during repeated tipping operations. They require durable compounds to withstand abrasion, reinforced sidewalls to manage lateral scrub during yard or site manoeuvres and a footprint designed for traction on mixed ground conditions. Uniform pressure distribution, heat resistance and controlled deformation are essential to support safe, efficient and uninterrupted transport cycles in demanding bulk-handling environments.