GSO ISO 7867-1:2022

ISO 7867-1:2018
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 12 May 2022

Metric series for agricultural, forestry machines and construction tyres — Part 1: Tyre designation, dimensions and marking, and tyre/rim coordination

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GSO ISO 7867-1:2022 Scope

This document establishes the tyre size designation, the dimensional calculation formulae, the markings and the tyre and rim coordination for the metric series of tyres primarily intended for use on agricultural and forestry tractors, machines, equipment and trailers and for construction machines.

It applies to diagonal, bias-belted and radial tyres mounted on 5° and 15° tapered rims.

NOTE Code designated series of:

— diagonal (ply rating marked) tyres for agricultural tractors and machines are specified in ISO 4251-1 and ISO 4251-2;

— radial (service description marked) tyres for agricultural tractor-drive-wheel tyres are specified in ISO 8664;

— tyres for logging and forestry machines are specified in ISO 18807[1];

— tyres for construction/industrial tractors are specified in ISO 13442.

[1] Under preparation. Stage at the moment of publication ISO/DIS 18807:2018.

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