CEAT Blog

We are thrilled to be receiving 710/70R42 size FARMAX R70 Ag radials from our ultra-modern Ag radial tire plant for our North American customers.

Tires are expensive, down time is critical and tires do not repair themselves! That’s why it’s critical to get your Ag tire inflation pressures right.

What air pressures do you carry in your Ag tires? How often do you check your air pressures? Why bother? All good questions and lots of different answers which are covered in CEAT Specialty Tire's free white paper.

To celebrate our new sponsorship of Professional Bull Riders (PBR), CEAT Specialty Tires invited the media at the recent Farm Progress Show to ride a mechanical bull for charity.

What could be more exciting than a cowboy strapping himself to massive, angry bull? How about saving money on a big farm expense - tires?

Radial and bias Ag tires are different in many ways, including how you determine the correct air pressure. This latest CEAT blog post explains so you can get optimum performance from both types.

When CEAT Specialty Tires, part of a 90-year-old company, entered the North American market in 2017, our team reached out to Catalpadale Dairy Farm in Ohio to "kick the tires" so to speak. 

This is part of our core philosophy to work with and learn from our end users . . . the famers of America.

What air pressures do you carry in your Ag tires? How often do you check your air pressures? Why bother? All good questions and there’s lots of different answers!

Evidence is mounting that farmers are experiencing the worst agricultural downturn since the 1980s.

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