57 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company has introduced the RL-5K Off-the-Road (OTR) tire, featuring a three-star load capacity rating, designed specifically for large wheel loaders and wheel dozers. This new radial OTR tire, available in the 45/65R45 tire size, is engineered to withstand the necessary air pressure to achieve an increased three-star load capacity, resulting in a significant 16% boost in load-carrying capacity. The RL-5K with three-star capacity is also equipped with a robust, 250-level durable tread, ensuring cut resistance and traction even in severe underfoot conditions. Loic Ravasio, General Manager of Global & Americas OTR, highlighted the RL-5K’s updated design to meet the growing demand for larger wheel loaders that adhere to the specifications of modern vehicles entering the market. Ravasio emphasized Goodyear’s commitment to enhancing product performance and adapting to evolving market and vehicle requirements to meet the needs of their OTR customers. The construction of the RL-5K with three-star load capacity features a reinforced radial carcass with a larger bead section and stronger ply wires, ensuring uniform product performance. Key features include an extra-deep 250-level tread depth for extended hours of use and cut protection, a multi-directional tread pattern with a solid centerline for high torque applications and durability, and Hi-Stability Technology in the radial sidewall and casing construction for improved stability and reduced bucket sway during loading operations. The RL-5K with three-star load capacity expands Goodyear’s OTR portfolio, aimed at providing comprehensive solutions for business mobility needs through trusted products, reliable services, and tire management solutions. You Might Be Interested In Walmart’s Commitment to American Investment: Expansion and Job Creation This Tech Giant Stands Strong Amidst Recent Selloff Elon Musk Set to Reveal $2-3 Billion Investment Plan for India During Visit OpenAI Majority Staff Threaten Mass Resignation Unless Sam Altman is Reinstated Despite $157B Berkshire Cash Reserves, Final Deal Falls Through for Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett Survey Highlights Concerns Over Financial Future