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Goodyear Announces Two New Workhorse MSA Sizes

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By Brian Coote
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The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company announced the addition of two sizes to its Workhorse MSA tire line. These new, all-position tires deliver the same high-mileage tread features and construction as the other Goodyear Workhorse MSA products, now available in two new super single sizes, the company says.

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The Workhorse MSA lineup now includes super single 425/65R22.5 and super single 385/65R22.5 sizes specifically designed for the grueling demands of construction, logging, oil and mining applications.

Just like the current sizes, the two new Workhorse MSA sizes feature:

  • A deep tread for long miles to removal.
  • A tread compound specifically designed for mixed service applications to help improve miles to removal and cut/chip resistance.
  • A fully reinforced steel belt casing that helps provide excellent retread-ability through multiple cycles.
  • Stone protectors help to resist drilling and enhance overall toughness.

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