Which tractor tires fit my soil and terrain?

Radial tractor tires with traction patterns work best in wet or muddy fields and help reduce compaction. For mixed road and field, use universal patterns; for rough sites, choose forestry or industrial tires with reinforced casings from the Mitas range.

Radial or bias: which tractor tire is better for my job?

Radial tires give a wider footprint, better ride, and good fuel use for field and transport. Bias tires add cross ply sidewall strength for heavy loads and harsh sites. Choose traction tread for pull and self cleaning, and universal tread for balanced roadability.

Where can I buy Mitas tractor tires near me?

Use our “Dealer Locator” tool to locate local tractor tire dealers. Dealers can advise on radial options for high horsepower, bias options for forestry and industrial duty, and multi rib fronts for precise steering.

Where can I find pressure and sizing charts for my tractor tires?

See the Technical Information and Downloads pages for load and speed tables, size data, and setup guidance. Use those charts to set cold inflation and verify size and rolling circumference, then confirm with your dealer.

How do I extend tire life and keep traction strong?

Keep pressures correct, avoid overload, and maintain alignment to reduce scrub. Clean debris from lugs, inspect sidewalls, store clean and dry out of sunlight, and rotate left right on the same axle if wear is uneven.

Tractors Tires | Farm Tractor

Find the right tire for your needs

Agricultural vehicles come in different forms, and the most common type is a tractor. We offer a comprehensive range of smart tires designed specifically for farmers’ needs. Whether you need strong traction and self-cleaning, a balanced field-to-road performance, or precise front steering with multi-rib designs, Mitas has the right tread for you.

Why choose Mitas tires?

At Mitas, we stay genuinely close to the people who use our tires every day. We listen with an open mind, we welcome ideas, and we treat feedback with real care, because building better products starts with being human and connected.

Start with your main job. For row crop and mixed farm work, choose radial tractor tires to spread load at lower pressure and protect soil.

In wet clay, use deep lug traction to clear mud and keep moving.

On firm ground with regular transport, pick universal patterns for even wear and stable handling.

For forestry and industrial sites, bias tractor tires add casing strength and impact resistance. Reinforced block patterns boost cut protection.

Match front tractor tires to the task. Multi rib fronts track straight on roads. Radial fronts improve comfort and steering when paired with radial rears.

Stick to OEM data for size and rolling circumference. Verify load indices and speed symbols, plan ballast carefully, and consult a dealer before mixing tire types.

Which tractor tires fit my soil and terrain?
Radial tractor tires with traction patterns work best in wet or muddy fields and help reduce compaction. For mixed road and field, use universal patterns; for rough sites, choose forestry or industrial tires with reinforced casings from the Mitas range.
Radial or bias: which tractor tire is better for my job?
Radial tires give a wider footprint, better ride, and good fuel use for field and transport. Bias tires add cross ply sidewall strength for heavy loads and harsh sites. Choose traction tread for pull and self cleaning, and universal tread for balanced roadability.
Where can I buy Mitas tractor tires near me?
Use our “Dealer Locator” tool to locate local tractor tire dealers. Dealers can advise on radial options for high horsepower, bias options for forestry and industrial duty, and multi rib fronts for precise steering.
Where can I find pressure and sizing charts for my tractor tires?
See the Technical Information and Downloads pages for load and speed tables, size data, and setup guidance. Use those charts to set cold inflation and verify size and rolling circumference, then confirm with your dealer.
How do I extend tire life and keep traction strong?
Keep pressures correct, avoid overload, and maintain alignment to reduce scrub. Clean debris from lugs, inspect sidewalls, store clean and dry out of sunlight, and rotate left right on the same axle if wear is uneven.

Tractors

Choosing the right Mitas tractor tires can save time, cut costs, and boost yields. Our range covers radial and bias options with traction or universal patterns for farm, forestry, and industrial work.