Description
The Tires for Electric Wheelchair 4.10/3.50-5 (280×80 mm) Block 4PR E7 Grey are a robust tire casing for anyone who wants to use their electric wheelchair reliably and comfortably every day. The stable block tread provides good grip on typical surfaces, from smooth floors to paved paths. Ideal for users, care providers and workshops that value safety, controlled handling and suitable, durable tires.
If the old tires are cracked, losing grip or making the wheelchair feel unstable when starting or braking, the Tires for Electric Wheelchair 4.10/3.50-5 (280×80 mm) Block 4PR E7 Grey provide a solid basis for stable straight-line tracking. The block tread is designed for reliable traction and supports a smooth ride, especially when frequently changing direction or maneuvering in tight spaces. The grey version is also a popular choice when a subtle look is preferred, such as indoors or in public facilities.
With its matching dimensions (ETRTO 62-203), the Tires for Electric Wheelchair 4.10/3.50-5 (280×80 mm) Block 4PR E7 Grey fits compatible wheelchair wheels and is suitable for regular everyday use. Designed for speeds of up to 16 km/h and with a load capacity of 180 kg, this tire casing meets typical requirements for electric wheelchairs, providing greater reliability for everyday journeys.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Stable block tread for controlled handling and reliable grip
- Suitable size 4.10/3.50-5 (ETRTO 62-203) for many electric wheelchair applications
- Durable 4PR construction for reliable everyday use
- Subtle grey tire color for a discreet appearance
- Designed for typical electric wheelchair speeds of up to 16 km/h
Technical details:
- Product type: Tire casing for electric wheelchair
- Outer diameter: 280 mm
- Tread width: 80 mm
- ETRTO: 62-203
- Size (inches): 4.10/3.50-5
- Air pressure: 3.5 bar
- Max. speed: 16 km/h
- PLY rating: 4PR
- Tread type: Block
- Tire tread: R-111
- Tire color: grey
- Load capacity: 180 kg
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