Agricultural Radial Tires for Tractors & Harvesters

All our agricultural radial tires feature dual steel belt construction as standard. The two-belt system provides superior puncture resistance compared to single-belt designs and maintains optimal tire shape under the heavy loads typical in farming applications. Each belt layer uses high-tensile steel cord that's tested to meet or exceed industry standards for agricultural tire applications. This construction method significantly reduces the risk of belt separation - a common failure mode that causes expensive downtime during critical farming seasons.

We test carcass stiffness according to ISO 4251-1 standards using controlled deflection measurements at specified loads. Each production batch undergoes stiffness testing to verify that sidewall flexibility remains within ±5% of specification. This consistency ensures predictable tractor handling characteristics across your entire fleet, even when tires are purchased months apart. The test results are documented in the batch quality certificate that accompanies every shipment, providing verification for your quality assurance requirements.

For European markets, we provide ECE R106 certification (agricultural tire regulation), ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, and can supply DOT markings for dual EU/US market applications. Each tire shipment includes a certificate of conformity documenting compliance with relevant standards. We also provide material safety data sheets (MSDS) and reach compliance documentation as required by European chemical regulations. SGS third-party test reports are available on request to verify performance claims and material composition.

Yes, we accommodate mixed container loads to help you optimize inventory without committing to full container quantities of each size. Our logistics team uses professional pallet stacking techniques to maximize container utilization while ensuring secure transport. Minimum quantity per size is typically 20 pieces, but we can discuss lower minimums for testing purposes. Mixed containers are particularly valuable for distributors wanting to stock a complete size range or fleet operators running tractors with different fitment requirements. Lead time for mixed containers is the same as single-size orders.

Our 3-year structural warranty covers sidewall cracking caused by manufacturing defects or material issues, but normal UV-related aging is not covered. Tires stored outdoors in direct sunlight may develop superficial surface cracking that doesn't affect structural integrity - this is considered normal wear. However, if deep sidewall cracks or sidewall separation occurs within the warranty period due to compound failure or poor rubber bonding, we provide pro-rated replacement based on remaining tread depth. To qualify for warranty coverage, tires must have been stored per our guidelines and operated within load and pressure specifications. Documentation of proper usage may be required for warranty claims.

For factory-direct FOB orders, the minimum is typically one 40-foot container (quantity varies by tire size, usually 100-300 pieces depending on dimensions). Production lead time is 30-35 days after deposit, with an additional 30-40 days for ocean freight to European ports. For smaller quantities, our European warehouse stock offers immediate availability with no minimum order, though per-unit cost is higher than container pricing. Sample orders of 2-4 tires for testing purposes can be arranged through air freight with 7-10 day delivery. We recommend placing production orders at least 90 days before you need inventory to allow for manufacturing and shipping.

Yes, we provide complete private label services including custom sidewall embossing with your brand name, logo design, and product codes. Mold development for new brand embossing typically takes 25-30 days and requires a one-time tooling fee (mold cost is usually $800-1200 per size depending on design complexity). Minimum order quantity for private label is one full container per size to justify the mold investment. We also offer custom packaging with your branded cartons and labels, plus warranty cards bearing your company information. Our design team can help optimize your logo for tire sidewall application, ensuring it remains legible after years of field use.

Tire sizing depends on your tractor's horsepower, typical implement loads, and field conditions. As a general guideline: 80-120HP tractors typically use 420/85R28 or similar front fitment with 420/85R34 rear; 120-160HP machines often run 480/70R28 front with 600/65R38 rear; larger 180HP+ tractors may require 650/75R32 or 710/70R42 for rear axles. However, the best approach is to consult your tractor's manufacturer specifications or provide us with your current tire size - we can recommend direct replacements or suggest upgraded sizes for better performance. Our technical team can also advise on load index requirements based on your heaviest implement loads.