The versatility of the backhoe means you could be digging a trench in soft soil, transporting materials over rocks and gravel or breaking up asphalt along the highway. How you’re using the backhoe will determine what's most important in your tire selection. For jobs on soft soil and mud, you'll prioritize stability and superior traction. If you're working in rocks and gravel on a construction site, focus on durability and cut-resistance. And if your machine will be traveling long distances on the highway, look for tires with wear-resistance.

Shop our selection of backhoe tires below, or contact your local GCR store for help.