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CEAT Specialty harvester tires offer superior grip, reduced soil compaction, & extended tread life. Get the best agriculture tires for your equipment.
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Harvester Tires

Growing crops involves months of planning, hard work, and execution, including significant capital investment in seeds, fertilizers, chemicals, machinery, and labor. It is a beautiful sight to see these efforts culminate in a crop swaying in the breeze on farms. However, the job is not complete yet. The success of the investment in blood and sweat depends on a good harvest, which is why investing in a reliable combine harvester is crucial. To achieve the desired results, the harvester must glide smoothly over the field, maintaining a consistent speed while avoiding soil compaction. Combine harvester tires play a significant role in achieving these objectives. The large tires of the harvester help reduce soil compaction and enable the machine to operate smoothly even on rugged terrains, which is critical to ensure the best cost per ton return. 

 

Selecting the appropriate harvester tire is crucial for achieving efficient returns, as the application of the harvester may differ depending on the terrain. If you are dealing with challenging terrains, higher pressures become necessary, while rough terrains require a robust harvester tire compound. In all farm applications, it is necessary to choose a harvester with a light footprint. 

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Harvester Tire Size

To ensure you choose the appropriate tire for your combine harvester, the first step is determining the correct size. This information can be found in the harvester's user manual and on the tire sidewall. Harvester tire size is typically denoted in the metric system with three numbers. For instance, a tire marked 650/75 R32 has a width of 650mm, sidewall thickness equal to 75% of the width, and a wheel diameter of 32 inches. The letter R denotes radial construction. Alternatively, the same combined harvester tire size can be expressed as 25.5-32 in the standard format, with a tire width of 25.5 inches and a wheel diameter of 32 inches.

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Buy Harvester Tires from CEAT Specialty

CEAT Specialty tires for combine harvesters are engineered with these attributes at their core. CEAT harvest tires are designed to endure high pressure, allowing for more extensive loads. The tread is crafted to provide optimal traction while evenly distributing pressure across the surface to decrease soil compaction. The central part of the tire is sturdier, providing resistance to punctures and deformations. This is particularly useful when the harvester is parked for long periods during the plantation season, as it prevents flat spots from developing. If you are seeking to increase efficiency and decrease costs associated with your harvester, then CEAT tires for harvesters are the ideal choice. You can view our selection of tires for combined harvesters. 

 

Combine harvesters often spend a significant amount of time parked in sheds, awaiting the harvest season. However, extended periods of inactivity can result in flat spots and cracks in the tires, which can lead to punctures, bulges, and vibrations during operation. Therefore, it's essential to choose durable and reliable combine harvester tires to ensure maximum cost per ton return and a smooth harvesting process.

 

CEAT's combine harvester tires are designed to reduce punctures and bulges while providing exceptional traction and stability. Through extensive market research, our range of harvester tires includes the YIELDMAX, a high-load carrying tire engineered to meet your specific needs and specifications. Experience the next generation of combine harvester tires with CEAT.

 

CEAT YIELDMAX is a next-generation radial tire designed for the combine harvester market. Its primary objective is to support large-scale machinery and provide a higher load capacity with minimal impact on soil. The tire features a lower lug angle around the shoulders, resulting in higher traction and sharp shoulders that enable excellent grip. Additionally, a higher lug angle around the center lug provides better side stability. With a tough casing and rigid belt, CEAT YIELDMAX offers all the advantages of radial construction, making it suitable for all types of harvesting applications, including combine, forage, and sugarcane harvesters.

 

CEAT specializes in producing harvester tires tailored to meet the requirements of the leading harvester manufacturers in the country, such as John Deere, Case IH, Massey Ferguson, and New Holland. As these are some of the top harvester producers, the likelihood of you owning one of their harvesters is relatively high. Therefore, CEAT's specialty harvest tires are an ideal match for your harvesting equipment.

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Have Questions Related to CEAT Specialty Tires?

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The tire size of your combined harvester is denoted as 650/75 R32, where 650mm is the width of the tire, the sidewall height is 75% of the width, and the wheel diameter is 32 inches. The letter R indicates radial construction. Alternatively, the same tire size can be written as 25.5-32, where the tire width is 25.5 inches and the wheel diameter is 32 inches.

Due to long periods of inactivity, harvest tires are prone to developing cracks and flat spots. It is important to inspect both sides of the tire for bulges and cracks before using the harvester on the farm. If any such damages are detected, it is recommended to replace the tire immediately. Once the harvester is in motion, regularly monitor the tire pressure for any leaks and look for any signs of a flat spot on the tire's surface after running it for some time. If such issues are found, it is advisable to replace the tire.

CEAT's specialized tires for harvesters are designed with a compound that is puncture-resistant yet flexible enough to carry higher pressures. This allows for a higher load and more effortless momentum on gradients. The tread patterns are optimized for excellent grip and traction while distributing weight evenly on the soil to reduce compaction. Additionally, the center lugs of the tire provide durability and reliability, no matter the terrain you're using them on.

A harvester tire has a different design compared to a regular tire. The tread pattern on a harvester tire is optimized for use in agriculture, providing better traction and stability on uneven terrain. Harvester tires are also built to withstand heavier loads and have thicker sidewalls that help prevent punctures and cuts.

To choose the right harvester tire, you need to consider several factors such as the type of crop you are harvesting, the soil conditions, the weight of the machine, and the size of the tire. CEAT Specialty offers a range of harvest tires designed to meet the specific needs of different machines and crops.

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