Packages starting at $9,400
Starting prices include a set of 4 tires and wheels. Other tire and wheel options are available up to 1100s in both standard radial and VF configurations.
Tire size
Footprint (in2)*
Prices starting at
650/65R38
1,560 in2
$9,400
VF750/60R46
2,320 in2
$17,000
LSW800/55R46
2,910 in2
LSW900/50R46
3,275 in2
LSW1100/45R46
4,150 in2
Other sizes available
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Take a Load off Your Soil
01 Avoid Yield-Robbing Soil Compaction
Prevent excessive ground pressure from squeezing your yields. Healthier soil means healthier roots, which translates to higher yields and profitability for your farm.
02 Power Through Wet Spots
Sprayer flotation tires can mean the difference between spraying on time or waiting to finish your fields later.
03 Slash Fuel Expenses
For the health of your wallet—and your sprayer's drivetrain—it's best to float over the ground instead of plowing through it. Plus, your sprayer will steer and ride better when it's not sinking so deep into the soil.
Call (888) 787-3559 to talk with an expert.
Get more from your machine with a Central Tire Inflation System
Field: Low Pressure, Large Footprint
33% less soil pressure- 10% better fuel economy
- More secure handling
Road: High Pressure, Small Footprint
- Lower rolling resistance
- 20% longer tire life
- Safer handling
Field: Low Pressure, Large Footprint
- 33% less soil pressure
- 10% better fuel economy
- More secure handling
Road: High Pressure, Small Footprint
- Lower rolling resistance
- 20% longer tire life
- Safer handling
Take Total Control of your Spraying
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Why should I install flotation tires on my sprayer?
It all comes down to having more rubber in contact with the ground. A set of four standard radial 380/90R46 tires have a flat plate area (footprint) of approximately 1,040 in2.
A set of four 650/65R38 tires have a flat plate area of 1,560 in2. That's 520 more inches of rubber helping carry the load across your soil. If you choose a larger flotation tire like the VF750/60R46, the inse ieven more impressive!
And that larger footprint means:
Less compaction.
Compaction, which will restrict root development, can thin your stands and lower your yields. When crossing your fields for a pre-plant, pre-emergence, or post-emergence application, you want to limit compaction as much as possible. A flotation tire’s larger footprint will help you minimize compaction’s impact on your bottom line.
More precise handling.
Soft and wet spring soils can wreak havoc on your planting plans. Flotation tires will help power you through those pesky wet spots. And they also make it easier to drive straight. You’ll be surprised at the difference larger sprayer tires make!
Increased fuel economy.
Sinking tires also mean sinking fuel economy. You need every aspect of your farm to operate at peak efficiency, so you can’t afford to have the wrong sprayer tires on your equipment.
What load index & speed rating do I need?
Load index and speed rating depend on the size of the machine and tire. That said, the most common load indexes and speed ratings that we recommend for self-propelled sprayers is between 166D and 189D.
We have installed tires with a load index and speed rating of 157A8 (rated for 9,100 lbs at 25 mph), but these barely meet the requirements for some sprayers and won't work on larger sprayers.
What sprayer brands do you offer floater packages for?
We have sprayer floater tires for sale for every make and model sprayer including John Deere, Hagie, Miller Nitro, New Holland, Case IH, Fendt Rogator, Apache, and more.
Are sprayer duals a better option?
While sprayer duals are not nearly as common as flotation tires, we do have customers request them. The motivation behind installing sprayer duals is to increase the total footprint of the sprayer (and thereby reduce compaction) for in-season spray applications where a normal set of flotation tires would drive down the crop.
With sprayer duals, you'll get the same benefits of:
- Less compaction
- Better handling/steering
- Increased fuel economy
If your sprayer has a poor front-to-back weight ratio, sprayer duals may be worth looking into to help you get through those tough spots during the growing season. In our experience, growers who have them on their sprayer wouldn't go without.
Contact us to explore flotation tire or dual options for your sprayer.
Sprayer Flotation Tire Configurator
Identify the right size flotation tires and wheels for your sprayer.
