TVS Eurogrip showcases agricultural tyres at Krishi Darshan Expo in Haryana
The company introduced an extensive range of sizes from the Tigertrac R-1W tractor radial portfolio, marking its debut in India.
TVS Eurogrip, a global brand specialising in 2-wheeler, 3-wheeler, and Off-Highway Tyres, recently participated in the 12th edition of the Krishi Darshan Expo held from February 17 to 19 in Hisar, Haryana.
At stall OA-32, TVS Eurogrip presented a diverse range of agriculture and off-highway tyres, catering to the evolving needs of the Indian agriculture mechanisation market. The expo, organised by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare and NRFMTTI, served as a significant platform for industry players, government departments, and institutes to converge and explore innovative solutions.
The company introduced an extensive range of sizes from the Tigertrac R-1W tractor radial portfolio, marking its debut in India. With the country witnessing a surge in agricultural tractor usage, radial tractor tyres offer superior traction, efficient self-cleaning, and enhanced load carrying capacity compared to their bias counterparts, addressing the evolving needs of modern agriculture.
In addition to tractor tyres, TVS Eurogrip exhibited a wide array of implement tyres tailored to suit various towed implements. Notable designs showcased included the popular IM 18 pattern for balers, trailers, and tankers, and the PT 09 tyre renowned for power tillers and hand tractors. These tyres are engineered with high-traction tread designs and robust carcasses to withstand the rigors of agricultural operations.
Furthermore, TVS Eurogrip highlighted its agricultural tyre range for applications such as sugarcane harvesters, balers, trailers, power tillers, and reapers.
The Krishi Darshan Expo, an annual event, serves as a vital platform for stakeholders in the agriculture and farming community to converge and explore the latest advancements in technology and innovation.
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