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How does TIREBOSSTire Pressure Control systems improve your forestry hauling operations?

    SUPERIOR MOBILITY ON SOFT GROUND
      The higher flotation ability of the tires at lower pressures dramatically increases the ability to continue hauling. The reductions of rutting, compaction and fewer failures of the road surface will result in increased productivity for hauling operations.

    INCREASED HAULING DAYS
      TIREBOSS™ can lengthen the haul season by allowing for travel on roads normally restricted during wet seasons or thawing periods.

    REDUCED ROAD CONSTRUCTION COSTS
      The depth of road surface material needed to support heavy-haul truck traffic can be reduced. Lower tire pressures create softer tires and reduce the "grinding action" that ordinarily occurs with fully inflated tires. Tests have demonstrated a 25% to 33% reduction in surface material depth needed to support the same vehicles using high tire pressures. Less road wear results in less surface material replacement.

    REDUCED ROAD MAINTENANCE
      Lower tire pressure reduces the amount of washboarding (corrugation), rutting and roughness generated by heavy-haul traffic. Grading of roads can be reduced by 75% to 80%. Moderately rutted roads caused by vehicles at high tire pressures can be "healed" by the lower tire pressures.

    REDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
      TIREBOSS™ can reduce sediment from the road by up to 84%.
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   “Approximately 56, 000 m³ were
   hauled over a variety of banned
   roads…it would have been impossible
   to get the decked and hot wood
   out at that time of year…The different
   road system extensions of hauling
   varied from 20 days to 60 days
   (which went right through breakup).”

                        Duke Armleder, RPF
                            Technical Manager
                                            Tembec
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