Truck & bus radial tyres (TBR)
TBR truck tyre SAMSON GL908A 9.00R20 16PR
9.00R20
16PR
GL908A
SAMSON
Premium all-steel TBR tyre range from SAMSON, manufactured in China by Guizhou Tyre (GTC Global). A purpose-built tread design for durable operation, fuel economy and outstanding abrasion resistance.
Key figures
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard rim | 20 inch |
| Load index (LI) | 144/142 |
| Speed symbol | F (80 km/h) |
| Tread depth | 21.5 mm |
| Standard inflation pressure | 900 kPa (131 PSI) |
| Maximum load | 2,800 / 2,650 kg |
| Overall diameter | 1,019 mm |
| Section width | 259 mm |
| Origin | Made in China |
Technical features
- Four-layer steel construction greatly enhances load capacity and puncture resistance.
- Advanced silica rubber compound dissipates heat quickly and optimises tread life.
- Deep multi-directional drainage grooves deliver firm grip in wet conditions.
- Retreadable and regroovable to European ECE standards.
Recommended applications
Heavy trucks, long-distance coaches, intercity box trucks.
Which vehicles is the GL908A 9.00R20 tyre for?
Size 9.00R20 uses a 20 inch rim and is typically fitted to heavy trucks and long-distance coaches.
| Fitment | Load index (LI) | Max load per tyre | Reference pressure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single | 144 | 2,800 kg | 900 kPa (131 PSI) |
| Dual | 142 | 2,650 kg | 900 kPa (131 PSI) |
Quick questions about 9.00R20 GL908A
- Does the 9.00R20 GL908A tyre come with a tube?
- This size is supplied as a set with tube and flap (TTF).
- What are the inflation pressure and maximum load of 9.00R20 GL908A?
- Standard inflation pressure is 900 kPa (131 PSI), maximum load 2,800 / 2,650 kg. Always inflate when the tyre is cold and check the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendation.
- Where is this tyre made and how do I order?
- Made in China. This website only takes quotation requests and does not sell online: add the tyre to your quotation and send it, and we reply within 24 working hours.
Specifications are checked against Guizhou Tyre technical catalogues (2023–2026).
Prices are agreed per project. Quotation requests are answered within 24 working hours.