Steer and load · highway
Rib pattern with three even ribs across the centre of the tread. The core Icelandic fitments are here — both 315/80R22.5 and 295/80R22.5.
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Load · highway and urban
The same base pattern but with an 18–19 mm tread instead of 16. Deeper rubber means more kilometres per casing and a better starting point for retreading.
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Steer · highway and coaches
The base pattern of the line and the one most coaches and haulage trucks run. Available both tubeless and tube type.
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Load · regional and mixed surfaces
A 23–24 mm tread, the deepest in the 22.5" range. Built for trucks that run sealed roads and gravel on the same day.
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Trailer · regional and gravel
The only 385/65R22.5 in the range — the standard trailer fitment. Coarse staggered lugs and reinforced shoulders against cornering damage.
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Drive · regional and contracting
Staggered lug pattern with a specialised compound against cutting. Intended for trucks that spend as much time on site as on the road.
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Drive · regional and gravel
The newest pattern in the Bluestone line and the highest rated. The 22 PR version carries 4,250 kg on a single fitment.
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Quarry, site work, low speed
Large blocks and wide, sparse grooves. A 24 mm tread and a dedicated cut-resistant compound — built for rock and low speeds.
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Quarry and site work
The newest Redstone pattern. Same idea as RS694 but with a tighter block layout and a 23 mm tread.
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Mining · overload and very low speed
An entirely new line for dump trucks in ore extraction. A wide tread face spreads the load more evenly, and raised ribs between the shoulder blocks stiffen the lugs against cutting.
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22.5" is the standard fitment on Icelandic trucks and coaches; sizes marked R20 and R24 apply mainly to older vehicles and site equipment. If you need a size that isn't listed, get in touch — lead times are longer.