GB Tyres has expanded its Aerotyre construction portfolio with the launch of the Constructaultra, a non-directional drive tyre intended for mixed on/off-road commercial applications. The tyre is immediately available in 295/80R22.5 and 315/80R22.5 sizes, with GB Tyres highlighting its deep tread, reinforced casing and resistance to cuts and chipping.
GB Tyres has launched the Aerotyre Constructaultra, extending its existing construction tyre range with a new drive-axle product for vehicles operating across road and more demanding worksite conditions.
The non-directional tyre is being introduced in 295/80R22.5 and 315/80R22.5 sizes. GB Tyres said the design uses a deep tread pattern and reinforced casing, with the product developed for mixed-service applications where tyres may encounter uneven surfaces, debris and repeated transitions between paved and unpaved roads.
The company is also promoting cut-and-chip resistance as a key characteristic of the new tyre. These remain manufacturer performance claims, with no comparative test data supplied alongside the launch.
Constructaultra joins an Aerotyre portfolio that already covers construction applications. Aerotyre currently lists the AE01-CD II as a construction drive tyre designed for rough terrain, including rocky surfaces and debris, alongside AE01-CS II steer and AE01-CT II trailer products. GB Tyres also describes Aerotyre as its own commercial tyre brand, with a construction range covering steer, drive and trailer positions.
GB Tyres has not yet clarified whether Constructaultra will replace the AE01-CD II or be positioned alongside it as a separate option within the construction range.
The two launch sizes are available immediately through GB Tyres.
Tags: GB Tyres, Aerotyre, Constructaultra, construction tyres, drive tyres, truck tyres, mixed service tyres, commercial vehicle tyres, 295/80R22.5, 315/80R22.5
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