LL711
- 1 sizes
- Bias OTR
LL711 is a bias OTR logging tyre designed for short-haul logging transport where traction, stability and resistance to damage are critical. It is built for the repeated impacts, sharp debris and uneven terrain found in forest access roads and logging yards. 0 mm to extend casing life.
What LL711 Is Built For
LL711 is a bias OTR logging tyre designed for short-haul logging transport where traction, stability and resistance to damage are critical. It is built for the repeated impacts, sharp debris and uneven terrain found in forest access roads and logging yards. The 12.00-24 size with 20 ply rating provides a maximum load capacity of 4495 kg at 750 kPa, with a tread depth of 36.0 mm to extend casing life. The tyre is intended for use on logging trucks and off-road loaders operating in rugged conditions, not for highway or on-road use.
Manufacturer Feature Claims
- Available for logging transport of short haul
- Good running stability and powerful grip
- Powerful resistance to wear,cut and attack
Key Benefits
- Designed for short-haul logging transport with stable performance on uneven terrain
- Powerful grip and resistance to wear, cut and attack from sharp debris
- 36.0 mm tread depth supports extended casing life in high-abrasion environments
- 20 ply rating provides structural strength for heavy loads in off-road conditions
- 750 kPa inflation pressure ensures proper load support and heat dissipation
Problems It Solves
- Standard on-road tyres fail quickly in logging environments due to lack of cut and wear resistance
- Low tread depth leads to early casing exposure and reduced retreadability in abrasive conditions
- Inadequate ply rating causes casing failure under heavy loads on rough terrain
- Lack of stability on uneven ground increases risk of rollover or loss of control
- Multiple tyre types needed for different parts of the logging cycle increase inventory and fitting complexity
Who It Is For
- Logging contractors sourcing tyres for short-haul transport fleets
- Fleet operators managing off-road vehicles in forest or mining support roles
- Distributors supplying OTR tyres to logging and forestry equipment dealers
- Contractors bidding on government or private tenders for logging support vehicles
- Importers needing a single tyre pattern for mixed OTR applications in rugged terrain
Application Scenarios
- Logging trucks transporting felled timber from forest access roads to processing yards
- Off-road loaders moving logs in logging yards with sharp rocks and uneven surfaces
- Short-haul transport in muddy or gravelly terrain where tread durability is critical
- Fleets operating in remote areas with limited access to tyre repair or replacement
- Operations where casing life and retreadability are prioritized over rolling resistance
Technical Features
- Bias construction with 20 ply rating for durability in high-impact off-road use
- 36.0 mm tread depth designed to withstand abrasive and cut-prone logging environments
- 12.00-24 size with 8.5 inch rim width for compatibility with logging truck wheels
- 750 kPa inflation pressure supports maximum load of 4495 kg on the 12.00-24 size
- Tread pattern optimized for grip and stability on loose, muddy and rocky surfaces
Size Table and Specification
Manufacturer data for every size in this pattern. Check the standard rim against your wheel and the load against your axle plate before ordering.
- Tyre Type
- Bias OTR logging tyre
- Category
- OTR
- Size
- 12.00-24
- Ply Rating
- 20
- Rim Width
- 8.5
- Max Load
- 4495 kg
- Inflated Pressure
- 750 kPa
- Section Width
- 315 mm
- Overall Diameter
- 1275 mm
- Tread Depth
- 36.0 mm
- Tread Type
- TT
All 1 Listed Sizes
| Size | Ply Rating | Rim | Max.Load (kg) | Inflated Pressure (kPa) | Section Width (mm) | Overall Diameter (mm) | Tread Depth (mm) | Type TT TL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12.00-24 | 20 | 8.5 | 4495 | 750 | 315 | 1275 | 36.0 | TT |
Materials and Construction
- Bias casing construction as supplied by the manufacturing plant
- Tread compound designed for resistance to cut and wear in abrasive conditions
- Sidewall and casing materials specified for impact resistance in logging environments
From Size List to Loaded Container
Confirm the 12.00-24 size, 20 ply rating, and load index against your vehicle's axle load and rim width
We quote FOB or CIF based on your load port and confirm current plant availability
Production or stock allocation is confirmed with the plant before deposit is required
Container is loaded, insured, and shipped with certificate of origin and full export documentation
Quality and After Sales
- Every tyre supplied carries a one year warranty against manufacturing defect
- Warranty claims are handled directly by us, not passed back to the plant
- Cargo transportation insurance is arranged on every shipment
- DOT, ECE, and other marking requirements are confirmed against your import market before loading
Customisation Options
- Mixed container loading across sizes, patterns and brands to match your order book
- Certificate of origin issued to suit your import duty position
- Sidewall branding and private label subject to plant minimum order quantity
- Label, marking and packaging adjusted to the destination market requirement
Where This Pattern Wins and Where It Does Not
Compared With Radial OTR logging tyres
Bias construction like LL711 offers better cut resistance and durability in sharp debris but may have higher rolling resistance and shorter highway life
Compared With General-purpose OTR tyres
LL711 is specifically designed for logging transport with higher wear and cut resistance; general OTR tyres may lack the same level of protection
Compared With Tyres with lower ply rating
The 20 ply rating provides greater structural strength for heavy loads and impacts, reducing the risk of casing failure
Use Guide
- Match the 12.00-24 size and 20 ply rating to your vehicle's axle load and rim width
- Inflate to 750 kPa for the maximum load of 4495 kg; do not exceed this pressure
- Inspect tread and sidewall after each logging cycle for embedded debris or cuts
- Rotate tyres before uneven wear sets in, especially on vehicles with one-way load patterns
- Monitor tread depth; 36.0 mm provides extended casing life but retreading is dependent on casing condition
LL711 Buying Questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
We load by full container. The 12.00-24 size typically fills a 40HQ container by weight, so the practical minimum is one full container. Mixed loads across sizes and patterns are accepted.
What is the lead time?
It depends on whether the 12.00-24 size is in stock at the plant or needs to be produced. We confirm current availability with the plant at the time of quotation.
Which sizes are available?
Only 12.00-24 with 20 ply rating is listed. Full load, pressure, width and diameter data is in the size table.
Is this tyre suitable for highway use?
No. LL711 is a bias OTR logging tyre designed for short-haul off-road transport. It is not intended for highway or on-road use.
Can you supply DOT or ECE marked tyres?
Marking requirements vary by destination. Tell us your import market and we confirm what marking the plant can supply on the 12.00-24 size before you place the order.
What warranty do you give?
One year against manufacturing defect on all tyres we supply, with claims handled by us directly. Cargo transportation insurance is provided on the shipment itself.
Can you ship a mixed container with other patterns?
Yes. Most of our customers load one container across several patterns and sizes, which is the main reason to buy through us rather than from a single plant.
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Send the sizes and quantities you need. We confirm plant availability and quote FOB or CIF against your load port, and it can share a container with any other pattern.