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The right Ag tires can be a big help in dealing with what a meteorologist is calling a “character building” spring planting season.

We get a lot of questions about the R-1W vs. R-1, which we address in this latest blog post for CEAT Specialty Tires.

Is stubble damage a problem? If you raise corn, soybeans or cotton, yes it is! Can it be managed? Well, you can do several things to help reduce tire damage but nobody can easily eliminate the problem.

“Get focused on costs.” That’s the message from Purdue University Extension Director Jason Henderson who says farmers will continue to face a down farm economy in 2019.

Ballasting is utilized for equipment functionality and stability, as well as transferring power to the ground.

We're getting tremendous feedback on the quality of CEAT Ag radials and are keen for more North American farmers to give CEAT quality a try. To help them make that move, we are backing all our Ag radials sold in North America by a 7-year warranty.

The new CEAT Ag Radial plant and company's R&D team have been busy. In just one year, the plant is now producing 100 different radial tires!

It begins with answering these questions:

We have tremendous respect for North American farmers and look forward to meeting many of these hard-working folks at the upcoming Farm Progress Show (Booth #807) in Boone, IA.

It will be the first Farm Progress Show for CEAT, a global tire manufacturer with 90 years’ experience, which is now marketing and selling radial and bias agricultural tires in North America.

CEAT, a global tire manufacturer with 90 years’ experience and with one of the world’s most advanced agricultural radial tire plants, is now marketing and selling a comprehensive line of radial and bias agricultural tires in North America.