Bridgestone’s premium VX-TRACTOR tyre has been approved for use on select new John Deere 6R Series and 6M Series tractors, with these highly regarded models set to arrive in the UK from John Deere’s Tractor Plant in Mannheim, Germany.
The VX-TRACTOR is designed to meet the demands of customers involved in both road and field operations and is now available in the UK and Ireland.
Bridgestone’s agricultural sales manager, Stephen Lamb, commented: “We are delighted to be extending our partnership with John Deere, a prestigious and world-leading company. This announcement follows on from our VT-TRACTOR (VF) tyre approval, which are already available to John Deere customers.
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“The VX-TRACTOR has proved itself to be an outstanding performing tyre, especially under intensive road-use and in very demanding field conditions, offering the best of both worlds to the farming community within one product.
It is constructed from robust casings with extra-deep and extra-long lugs, ensuring outstanding field traction and extremely long wear life. This means that farmers can go further and get more done, time and time again.”
The tyre comes with a comprehensive 10-year warranty from the date of tractor registration, underscoring its reliability and the confidence placed in the product.
The current selection includes: Rears 600/65 R38 with 480/65 R28 or Rears 600/65 R38 with 540/65 R24, and Rears 650/65 R38 with 600/65 R28 or Rears 650/65 R38 with 540/65 R28.
More information can be found at: https://www.bridgestone-agriculture.eu/
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