Get Over Your Bias. Go Radial.

Durability

Because the construction of radials allow the sidewall and tread to function independently, this lends flexibility and strength to the tire, resulting in increased durability and improved tread wear.

REDUCED SOIL COMPACTION

Radials can operate at lower inflation pressures, creating a wider footprint, which distributes weight more uniformly over a larger area, resulting in less soil compaction for greater yields.

BETTER COMFORT ON THE ROAD

The increased sidewall flex of radials absorbs shocks and impacts, giving the operator a smoother, more superior ride.

INCREASED TRACTION

Radials offer a greater, more uniform tire footprint, allowing the tread to hold evenly and more firmly on the ground. More rubber on the ground means less slippage and more traction.

PRODUCTIVITY

Wider footprint, thoughtful construction and increased flexibility allows more work to get done in the field in less time, proving radial's superior performance over its bias counterpart.