CEAT Blog

CEAT Ag tires were introduced to North America three years ago. Since then, tire dealers and farmers have come to appreciate the product quality in relation to the competitive acquisition price.

It’s natural to try and spend as little as you can when purchasing Ag tires, especially when margins are tight like they are these days.

Squared off shoulders may have gone out of style in women's business attire from the 80's, but still very much in vogue on today's farm . . . as in squared shoulders on Ag tires!

At Clover Patch Dairy Farm in Millersburg, OH, they do their best to reduce equipment downtime. Cows want to be fed when they want to be fed!

We're excited to introduce the Yieldmax radial product line to North America. With this, CEAT is ready to service the evolving needs of combine customers in North America.

Jarad Sage, operations manager at Clover Patch Dairy Farm, says he's expecting to get 10,000 hours of service life on his CEAT Ag radials. Pretty impressive if we do say so ourselves!

Scratching your head on how to trim farm operating costs? One answer is in front of your nose . . . a consistent, well-conceived Ag tire inflation program.

CEAT offers two flotation tires in North America to provide dependable service and less soil compaction in the operation of balers, tankers, grain wagons and other heavy equipment.

Traction from your farm tires in the field is obviously important . . . but so is roadability. A bumpy ride on the road between fields can make for a long day!

Jared Sage knows a thing or two about Ag tires. He sold them as a tire dealer, and now he is riding on them as the manager of a large dairy operation in Ohio. He's a big believer in CEAT!