Radial or bias: which implement tires should I choose for farm equipment?

Radial agricultural implement tires run cooler and wear evenly for transport and mixed duty. Bias implement tires add rigid sidewalls for impacts and slow heavy work. Choose based on road miles, load, and field conditions.

Flotation or rib: which is better for crop processing and green areas?

Flotation tires spread load at lower pressure to reduce soil compaction and protect turf. Rib or rolling rib designs track straight and minimize surface disturbance on grass and fairways. Pick tread by surface softness and how much turning you do.

Which Mitas lines match common jobs in this category?

Use Implement non traction for rib and rolling rib needs on mowers and tenders, Implement traction for grip in soft soil, Tractor small tires for compact tractors and utility tasks, and Bantam tires for light equipment where low weight and easy rolling matter.

What pressure should I run on agricultural implement and green area tires?

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 and setup guides, see Technical Information and Downloads.

How do I reduce soil compaction and extend implement tire life?

Use flotation casings at correct pressure, avoid overloading, and match sizes and load indexes to the machine. Inspect for cuts and debris after each shift, rotate left and right on the same axle if wear is uneven, and store clean and dry. Use Find Your Dealer for size and pressure guidance.

Crop processing and green area equipment

Find the right tires for your needs

Engineered with advanced tread design, each tire enhances flotation and minimizes soil compaction through an optimized wide footprint that reduces ground pressure while maintaining stability. Proven in extensive field tests, they deliver excellent traction in muddy conditions and smooth road handling. The result is longer tire life, higher efficiency, and greater return on investment for demanding farmers.

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, welcome new ideas, and value every piece of feedback, because building reliable, high-quality products starts with real human connection.

Make every hour work harder

On the farm, every day brings new tasks, new challenges, and no time to waste. That’s why the right balance of speed and efficiency isn’t just helpful — it’s essential.

Our agricultural tires are engineered with a clear purpose: supporting the real rhythm of your work. Reliable, durable, and made to perform across changing conditions, they help your tractor stay responsive and steady, so you can keep moving forward with confidence.

Tires for every purpose

As machines get heavier, faster, and more advanced, tires need to rise to the challenge. At Mitas, we’re fully tuned in to this evolution. Working closely with tractor and implement manufacturers helps us understand what farmers and contractors will need next, not just today.

Harvest confidence, not complications

When the pressure’s on and every grain matters, your combine needs tires it can count on. Mitas tires are built to carry heavy loads, stay stable on uneven ground, and keep you moving smoothly through the field — even when conditions get tough.

More grip, more comfort, more control.

10/10 performance, every time

Even the best machines can only go so far without the right tires to support them. The right match really does unlock their full potential.

That’s why our agricultural tires are purpose-built to help you get the most out of your equipment — delivering the traction, comfort and durability your work deserves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stil looking for the perfect fit? Here are some of the most common FAQs ready to use.

Remember: your local Mitas dealer can help you confirm size, load index, speed rating and the right inflation — so your machine is always set up for the job!

Radial or bias: which implement tires should I choose for farm equipment?
Radial agricultural implement tires run cooler and wear evenly for transport and mixed duty. Bias implement tires add rigid sidewalls for impacts and slow heavy work. Choose based on road miles, load, and field conditions.
Flotation or rib: which is better for crop processing and green areas?
Flotation tires spread load at lower pressure to reduce soil compaction and protect turf. Rib or rolling rib designs track straight and minimize surface disturbance on grass and fairways. Pick tread by surface softness and how much turning you do.
Which Mitas lines match common jobs in this category?
Use Implement non traction for rib and rolling rib needs on mowers and tenders, Implement traction for grip in soft soil, Tractor small tires for compact tractors and utility tasks, and Bantam tires for light equipment where low weight and easy rolling matter.
What pressure should I run on agricultural implement and green area tires?
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 and setup guides, see Technical Information and Downloads.
Tire Pressure Calculator
How do I reduce soil compaction and extend implement tire life?
Use flotation casings at correct pressure, avoid overloading, and match sizes and load indexes to the machine. Inspect for cuts and debris after each shift, rotate left and right on the same axle if wear is uneven, and store clean and dry. Use Find Your Dealer for size and pressure guidance.