Find the right tyres for your needs

Call it a manure spreader, muck spreader, or honeywagon — the goal is always smooth, even, and predictable spreading. With Mitas sprayer and spreader tyres, you get consistent nutrient distribution while staying in control of fertilizer costs. Built with abrasion-resistant compounds and self-cleaning tread design, they deliver long service life and reliable traction in wet fields, on slopes, and on the road. Narrow profiles reduce crop damage, while IF and VF radial constructions optimize load distribution for better fuel efficiency and performance. Built for the field — and for your bottom line.

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Sprayer radial tyres
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Spreader radial tyres
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  • What sprayer tyres help reduce crop damage between rows?
    Choose narrow row crop radial tyres, ideally IF or VF, to carry load at lower pressure while keeping a slim section width. The wider footprint at low pressure protects soil and the narrow profile helps avoid plants.
  • IF vs VF vs standard radial for sprayers and spreaders: what is the difference?
    IF carries more load at the same pressure than a standard radial. VF goes further by allowing even more load or less pressure for the same load. Both improve traction, ride, and soil care during long application days.
  • Radial or bias: which tyres should I choose for sprayers and spreaders?
    Radial tyres run cooler, wear evenly, and support transport speeds up to the rated limit. Bias tyres add rigid sidewalls for impacts in rough fields. Pick based on your road miles, terrain, and tank weight.
  • What pressure should I run on sprayer and spreader tyres?
    Set cold pressure from the manufacturer load and speed tables for your maximum working load, then recheck for road travel and temperature changes. For charts, see Technical Information and Downloads.
    Tyre Pressure Calculator
  • How do I extend tyre life and keep the machine stable at road speed?
    Keep pressure correct for field and transport, avoid overloading, and inspect for stubble cuts and debris after each shift. Match sizes and rolling circumference per OEM guidance, and rotate left and right on the same axle if wear is uneven.