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Compaction

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One of the most important features of a great farm tire is low compaction.
The primary requisites for reduced soil compaction are a wider tread, large inner volume and flexible construction. These 3 features contribute to a larger footprint and consequently reduce compaction, resulting in an increase in farm productivity.

Thanks to their superior construction, CEAT Farm Radials allow farmers to operate at a lower pressure in the field, leading to even lower compaction.

CEAT Farm Radials have demonstrated lower compaction, compared to the competition.

Lower Compaction Vis-a-vis Competition

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Traction

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Another important feature of an exceptional farm tire is its ability to deliver high traction. The better the grip of the tire, the higher the traction.

CEAT Farm Radials’ scientifically designed, low angle lugs at the shoulder provide better grip in mud and slush. This results in lower slippage and better productivity.

CEAT Farm Radials have longer footprint, and higher number of lugs on the ground, which deliver higher traction.

Traction of CEAT Tires is proven to be higher than competitors

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Roadability

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Not all farming tires are made to run more efficiently and easily on the road. However, CEAT Farm Radials give you this added advantage over other farm tires.

When we speak of roadability, we take into account two crucial aspects: the stability the tires offer, as well as the ride comfort they afford, when driven on the road.

CEAT FARMAX’s higher angle, and lug overlap at the center, results in better ride comfort, stability and handling. With this sturdy versatility, you have a tire that is designed to perform more efficiently not just on the farm, but also on the road.

Better roadability compared to competitors

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