Wanda 4.80/4.00-8 P605 TL6PR Diamond

The Wanda P605 is a 4.80/4.00-8 tubeless tyre built for 8-inch rims, using a diamond tread pattern and a 6 ply rating construction. It is a common replacement fitment on utility ATVs and quads, ride-on mowers, garden tractors and small trailers running this size.

The diamond (turf-style) tread is a general-purpose pattern, offering a broad, evenly distributed contact area rather than the deep lugs of an aggressive mud tyre. The 6PR rating suits load-carrying duties, while the tubeless construction allows fitment to a suitable airtight rim without a tube.

Sold individually. Fitment should be confirmed against your machine's rim size and the load and pressure requirements moulded on the tyre sidewall.

• Size 4.80/4.00-8 for 8-inch rims
• 6 ply rating (6PR) construction
• Tubeless (TL) — no tube required on a suitable airtight rim
• Diamond tread pattern for general-purpose, evenly distributed grip
• Common replacement fitment for utility ATVs, ride-on mowers and small trailers
• Sold as a single tyre

• One (1) Wanda P605 4.80/4.00-8 tubeless tyre

Have the tyre fitted by a qualified tyre technician using correct beading equipment — levering a tyre onto an 8-inch rim by hand risks damaging the bead and the rim seal.
As a tubeless tyre, it must be fitted to a rim in sound, airtight condition; check the rim seat and valve for corrosion, dents or damage before fitting and renew the valve at the same time where practical.
Do not exceed the maximum inflation pressure moulded on the sidewall, and do not exceed the seating pressure specified by the tyre fitter when beading the tyre.
Set running pressure to your machine manufacturer's recommendation for the application, and check it cold (before use) rather than after riding, as heat raises indicated pressure.
Check pressures regularly — small ATV and mower tyres lose pressure faster than car tyres, and under-inflation causes bead unseating, poor handling and rapid shoulder wear.
Inspect before each use for cuts, punctures, embedded objects, sidewall bulges, cracking and uneven or worn tread; replace the tyre if any of these are present.
After puncture repair, only use a repair method approved for tubeless tyres and have it done professionally — external plug-only repairs are a temporary get-home measure.
Clean with water and mild detergent and a soft brush; avoid solvents, petrol and tyre dressings containing petroleum distillates, which degrade rubber.
Store out of direct sunlight and away from ozone sources such as electric motors and welders, in a cool, dry place, and lay tyres flat or stand them upright rather than hanging them from a hook.
If the machine is stored for long periods, keep the tyres inflated and off wet ground, or lift the machine on stands to avoid flat-spotting.