Michelin Adds Size for Sprayer Tire

Published: August 6, 2014

Expanding its Michelin Spray Bib lineup, Michelin North America will now offer a 50-inch VF sprayer tire.

The VF420/95R50 177D SprayBib will have all the qualities of the smaller 46-inch SprayBib but in a larger dimension designed for sprayers that carry heavier loads, the tiremaker said.

The tire is equipped with a D speed rating allowing for speeds up to 40 mph at a maximum load of 16,094 pounds and features a Michelin Ultraflex casing for a longer service life. Additionally the tire can carry the same load at up to 40% air pressure compare to standard technology tires, the tiremaker said.

The VF420/95R50 177D size will be available in the replacement market starting in September and can currently be ordered on the model year 2015 John Deere R4045 sprayer.

Cosmo Tires to include 40,000-70,000 mileage warranty on all PLT tires

Cosmo will continue its portfolio expansion later this year when it launches its new Gripit X/T, Rockit R/T, and Cosmo Kurrent.

By Christian Hinton

Published: April 22, 2024

Cosmo Tires, distributed by Tire Group International, has introduced changes to its mileage warranty and road-hazard programs which will now feature a mileage warranty of 40,000-70,000 miles for all passenger and light truck tires offered.

“Our products are over-built and tested on the most rigorous tracks and terrains around the globe and this reflects our investments in manufacturing and quality. Now, all passenger and light truck tires carry Cosmo’s road hazard and mileage warranty ranging from 40,000-70,000 miles," said Dominick Montouri, chief strategy officer of Tire Group International, said.

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