
Tiller and Cultivator Wheels and Tyres
These are replacement tyres and wheels for walk behind tillers and cultivators, sold to dealers, workshops and importers who need to restore traction on machines that are already in the field. Wheels are the part a tiller loses first, because they carry the machine through wet ground and abrasive soil all season, and a worn wheel turns a working machine into a stuck one. SONJUN has built garden machinery since 2014 and supplies the full accessory range for tiller cultivators, including paddy wheels for flooded ground, so wheels can be ordered alongside blades, trailers and gearbox parts on one purchase order. A single piece sample is accepted before a volume order, which lets a buyer verify hub and axle fitment against the machines they actually service.
- Wheels and tyres referenced to the tiller model, so hub and axle fitment is settled before the order ships
- Paddy wheels available for flooded and soft ground where a rubber tyre loses drive
- Ordered with the rest of the accessory range, so one container covers wheels, blades, plough and trailer spares
- One piece sample orders accepted, so a workshop can fit and test before stocking
- Free replacement parts inside the warranty period where the cause is a quality problem
- Cost price supply outside the warranty period, which keeps fleet running costs predictable
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Application Scenarios
- Dealers restocking wear items before the spring cultivation season
- Workshops returning customer machines to service the same week rather than the next month
- Rice and wet field operations that need paddy wheels rather than standard tyres
- Rental fleets rotating wheels out as tread wears through a heavy season
- Importers adding a spares package to a first container of complete tillers
Who It Is For
- Importers and distributors of walk behind tillers and cultivators
- Agricultural machinery dealers running a parts counter
- Independent repair and service workshops
- Equipment rental companies maintaining their own fleet
- Farm cooperatives maintaining a shared pool of machines
Problems It Solves
- A worn tyre loses traction in wet soil and the machine digs in instead of advancing
- Wheels sourced from a general catalogue often arrive with the wrong hub or axle interface and need reworking
- Ordering single wheels by air after a failure costs more in freight than the part itself
- Standard tyres do not drive in flooded fields, where a paddy wheel is the only workable answer
- Short seasonal windows mean a machine waiting on a wheel is a machine that misses the job
Technical Features
- Supplied from the complete accessory range for SONJUN tiller cultivators
- Paddy wheel option available alongside standard tyre and wheel assemblies
- Ordered against the machine model so the correct hub interface is supplied
- Consolidated into a machine container order or shipped as a standalone sample
- Shipped from Ningbo or Shanghai
Quality Control
- Incoming inspection of purchased wheel and tyre components
- 100% inspection of parts before packing
- Full order check before shipment with real time production status shared with the buyer
Customization Options
- OEM and ODM supply to buyer drawings and specification
- Buyer branding on packaging for distributors selling under their own label
- Labelling and documentation in the destination market language
- Mixed spares packages assembled to the buyer's parts list
How It Compares
Against Standard rubber tyres in flooded fields
A paddy wheel bites into soft saturated ground where a tyre spins, which is the difference between working and winching the machine out.
Against Generic aftermarket wheels
Wheels supplied by the machine builder are matched to the original hub and axle, so the workshop is not machining adapters on arrival.
Against Buying a replacement machine
Restoring traction with a wheel set keeps a serviceable tiller earning instead of writing off the whole unit.
Use Guide
- Quote the tiller model number when enquiring so the correct hub interface is supplied
- Choose paddy wheels for flooded or heavily saturated ground and standard tyres for dry cultivation
- Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug lead before jacking the machine or removing a wheel
- Replace wheels in pairs so drive is even and the machine tracks straight
- Check wheel fasteners after the first hours of work and clean soil off the hubs before storage
Tiller cultivator parts-tire Buyer Questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
Our standard MOQ is one 20ft container, but a one piece sample order is acceptable if you want to confirm fitment first.
How long is the lead time?
25 to 35 days for one 40HQ container. A sample order ships in 1 to 7 days.
Do you supply paddy wheels as well as standard tyres?
Yes. We offer all accessories for tiller cultivators, including paddy wheels for wet and flooded ground.
How do I confirm the wheel fits my machine?
Send the tiller model number and, if possible, a photo of the existing wheel and hub. A one piece sample can also be shipped for checking.
What do parts cost outside the warranty period?
Inside the warranty, parts needed because of a quality problem are free of charge. Outside it, spare parts are sold at cost price.
Can wheels be packed under our own brand?
Yes. OEM and ODM supply is available, including buyer branding on packaging and labelling.
Which port do you ship from and how do we pay?
Shipment is from Ningbo or Shanghai. Payment by Western Union, PayPal or T/T depending on the order quantity.
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