[Ernie]

Come one come all. Take a look and tell us the name of this pattern.

 

[Chipmaker]

Looks like a dogbone smooth ride with water syphoning slots or would that be dry rot to me

All I can say is those extended portion towards the centerline of the tread is supposed to make riding on hardsurfaces somewhat more smoother as it puts a more continuous patch or rubber on the ground without sacrificing agressive cleat or bar area. Hell all ag type tires will spill your coffee on a hard surface.

 

[jodyand]

I would have to agree with Chipmaker it looks like a dog bone pattern to me.
Jody

 

[Live Oak]

Looks like a variation on an R-1 agricultural tread to me.

 

[Argee]

Looks like swamp tread!

 

[jodyand]

I dont know the name of the tire but i can tell you what tractor they are on
Jody

 

[Ernie]

Well. after 5 days, and dog bone was the only name to come up kind of suprises me. A name given to me from a cooper tire dealer called this thing knee bone.... I like the name dog bone better hell calling it just bone sounds better than knee bone........... Its any body's guess