How We Rolled Into Tire Making History

We are constantly looking forward and trying to imagine what the tire of the future looks like. Day in and day out, we're working on developing higher-performing, longer-lasting, more efficient tires to help you increase productivity and lower your total cost of ownership (TCO). It’s hard to believe that rubber tires have only been popular for a little over a hundred years, and that they were first popularized on bicycles, of all things. If only those people could see the incredible ag, forestry, and industrial tires we build today—much less the amazing machines that those tires are responsible for transporting, they would be amazed! In order to truly appreciate where we are with modern tire technology, you have to appreciate where we came from, so here’s a quick look at the evolution of the tire.  

The Tire You've Been Wating For—the Alliance AgriFlex 372

Looking for combine and high horsepower tractor tires that can reduce soil compaction while carrying heavy loads? The Alliance Agriflex 372 design can do all that...and more.

The Alliance Multiuse 550 has provided outstanding performance in Australia on a huge variety of farm and municipal machinery for Years. Now It’s Time for the 550 to take its place as the most versatile and durable multi-use tire in the U.S. as well. We're doubling down on our commitment to this unique block-tread tire by expanding its range of sizes to fit not only telehandlers, backhoes, and tractors, but also skid steers.

What would you think about a sprayer tire that is rated for speeds up to 40 mph? One that can carry heavy loads with a low inflation pressure and that has a tread specifically designed to give you a smoother ride both on the road and in the field? Something that could offer you less soil compaction and that has a tougher tread that can help in reducing stubble wear?

Well, it's here. The new Alliance Agriflex 363 increased flexion (IF) sprayer tire has all these features and more. Not only is it engineered with the most advanced technology to stand up to tough farming conditions, it's also affordable and even money-saving in the long term.