Bridgestone Commercial Solutions’ M853 is an on-/off-highway all-position radial for regional hauls that combines wear resistance with extra load capacity. Suitable for a variety of terrain, the M853 features an improved tread pattern designed with interlocking multi-edge blocks that digs deeper for increased traction on both work sites and highways, allowing the tire to move repeatedly between asphalt, gravel, and dirt. Tie bars link tread blocks together to combat heel-and-toe wear, and a shoulder design helps combat irregular wear for longer tread life. Stone rejecter platforms repel stones that can damage casings, while four steel belts, a steel body ply, and thick sidewalls protect the casing from work-site damage. The M853 replaces the M850 and is currently available in two sizes, 11R22.5 and 11R24.
Products
|
|
view moreTech Blog
view moreTech Articles
The Road Load Data Acquisition (RLDA) team at Tenneco’s Heinrich Gillet plant in Edenkoben, Germany, faces the daunting ...more Caterpillar has committed to hybrid technology in a big way recently with several major events and announcements. Most r...more At Bauma China, Terex launched its new 55-t (60-ton) capacity class Powerlift 1000 crawler crane specifically for genera...more Humans have been throwing things away since the dawn of history. As civilizations rose, so did trash heaps. These days t...more While John Deere is enjoying success with its existing JDLink connectivity technology, it is exploring new forms of conn...more view moreResource Center
Increasingly, engineering organizations are distinguishing between concept design and detailed design activities. By cre...more North American Availability & Specifications Wall Chart sponsored by Mahle. For more information on Mahle please visit w...more Product engineering organizations face the incredible challenge of ever shrinking market windows for innovation. These o...more The capabilities of system integration technologies impact electronics platform complexity, software design methodology,...more Controlling CO, HC, PM traditionally required a combination of a DOC and a CDPF, two devices that together yielded suffi...more |














