Tips and advice for farm vehicles

Your tractor's tyres can carry heavy loads... but up to what point? The tyre load index (also called tyre load rating) is the reference on your tyres that indicates the limits that must not be exceeded. But how do you understand this index and determine the maximum load your tractor can carry? Does speed also play a role in maximum load? What pressure should be used depending on the load? Our experts help you to understand.

In your business, there are certain parameters that require you to adjust your tractor tyre pressure. Neglecting this point can have negative consequences for your fuel consumption, tyre wear and performance and, by extension, your safety and productivity. Conversely, the right tractor tyre pressure for your different uses will help you get the most out of your tyres, improve your efficiency and reduce soil compaction. So, in practical terms, how can you manage your tractor tyre pressure effectively? Read on to find out all about it.

The sidewall of a tyre shows its size, but not only that. There are also additional tyre markings in the form of acronyms and numbers that correspond to specific information. How do you decipher them? Our experts explain it all in detail in this article.

Agricultural rims, tubes and valves have references that may seem difficult to understand. But by knowing the steps to follow, you can easily find what you need. In this article, our experts guide you through understanding and identifying rims, tubes and valves for your tractor tyres.

Choosing tractor tyres can seem complicated. That's why we've listed the 6 essential criteria below to help you make the right choice. Simply apply them one by one to narrow down your choices and be guided towards the ideal purchase. In the second part of this guide, we'll also help you choose the right tyres for other agricultural machinery.

Tyre ballasting is a common practice to improve the tractor's traction and grip on the ground. Is this a good option for you? Our experts explain in which cases ballasting is recommended.

Good traction is essential for efficient productivity in the fields. But there are times when too much slippage can reduce your tractor's efficiency. What solutions and which tractor tyres can solve the problem ? Find the answers in this article.

If your farm tyres show uneven wear, there's a risk that their lifespan will be shortened, resulting in the cost of premature replacement. How can you tell if your tyres are wearing unevenly? What are the causes and what can you do? Our experts provide the answers.

As you know, harvesting can't wait. When the time comes, you must be able to harvest whatever the soil conditions with your combine harvester. Some agricultural tyres are better suited to harvesting than others, giving you the performance you expect, even on wet ground. How do you choose the right agricultural tyres for your combine harvester? Let our experts guide you.