BKT tires drive the future of agriculture: cutting edge and progress in four new tyre solutions.
BKT has this week revealed a lineup of four new agricultural tyres designed to support farmers in a wide range of applications. Unveiled at EIMA International in Bologna, Italy, the four newly developed tyres have each tailored to the demands of modern farming and unique environmental conditions.
Agrimax ProHarvest:
This new VF tyre is crafted specifically for combines and harvesting machinery, providing increased load-bearing capabilities that meet the demands of intensive harvesting. BKT says the Agrimax ProHarvest has been engineered for exceptional durability and is designed to endure the rigours of heavy-duty agricultural work, ensuring longer-lasting performance.
Agrimax Procrop:
Built for row crop and spraying applications, the Agrimax Procrop VF tyre offers optimal field performance while prioritising soil protection. According to BKT, this tyre is ideal for farmers looking for reliable and efficient solutions that contribute to sustainable soil health.
Ridemax Frost:
For agricultural operations in extreme winter conditions, BKT claims the Ridemax Frost tyre delivers unmatched traction and control, even in sub-zero temperatures. Designed to handle icy and snowy terrain, this tyre ensures safety and stability in the harshest conditions.
Agrimax Spargo SB:
Featuring innovative steel-belted technology, the Agrimax Spargo SB is crafted to provide enhanced grip on both field and road, with the added benefit of superior puncture resistance. BKT says this design is ideal for farmers who need a versatile, durable solution that can transition between different terrains with ease.
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