Overview

The RR706 is a heavy-duty all-position radial purpose-built for one of the toughest environments in trucking: waste collection. With a 25.2/32" tread depth, chip-and-cut resistant compounds, and split-belt construction, it's engineered for the stop-start, high-scrub, debris-laden reality of refuse and sanitation work.

Why This Tire Matters

Waste collection destroys tires faster than almost any other application. The reasons are specific: constant curb contact during collection stops, sharp debris on landfill and transfer station surfaces, extreme scrubbing during tight turns in residential streets, and high gross weights. A standard highway tire in refuse service might last weeks. The RR706's split-belt construction — where the steel belt package is divided into multiple sections — improves impact resistance and reduces the risk of belt separation, while the chip/cut compound resists the tearing that landfill surfaces inflict. Goldtop supplies these to municipal waste fleets and private sanitation contractors in markets across Africa and the Middle East.

Key Features

• Heavy-Duty Split-Belt Construction — The divided belt package absorbs impact forces that would separate a standard single-belt construction. In waste collection, impacts are constant — potholes, curbs, debris.
• Chip and Cut Resistant Tread Compounds — Formulated specifically for the sharp, irregular surfaces found at landfills, transfer stations, and recycling facilities. Resists the chunking and tearing that rapidly destroys standard compounds.
• 25.2/32" Tread Depth — Deep enough to provide the rubber volume for extended service in a high-wear application, while the compound manages heat during the rare highway segments between collection zones.
• Targeted for Waste and Refuse Industry — The entire design — from the compound to the belt package to the tread depth — is optimized for the specific demands of refuse collection, not adapted from a general-purpose tire.

Best For

Municipal waste collection fleets; private sanitation and recycling contractors; roll-off container trucks; transfer station vehicles; any operation where tires face constant curbs, debris, and extreme scrubbing forces.

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