Alliance is showcasing several of its agricultural tire products at the Farm Progress Show, including the recently launched AGRI NOVA R-1 bias tire.

The Yokohama-ATG brand is also displaying the AGRIFLEX 372 IF1400/45R42, which Alliance says is the world’s largest agricultural tire by inflation volume, as well as products from its AGRIFLEX+ VF range.

Alliance is exhibiting at booth #1112.

The AGRI NOVA is designed for light- to medium-duty tractors and features a three-angle lug design, square profile and wider tread. Alliance says these features are designed to enhance traction and durability while reducing soil compaction.

The AGRIFLEX 372 IF1400/45R42 is designed for high-load applications and demanding field operations.

Alliance is also highlighting its AGRIFLEX+ VF range, which the company says can carry up to 40% more load at the same inflation pressure or the same load at up to 40% lower pressure than standard radial tires.

The company says the lower-pressure capability can create a larger tire footprint, helping distribute equipment weight over a greater area and reduce soil compaction.

Alliance is also offering an interactive tire-performance simulation at its booth that demonstrates how tire technology, load and inflation pressure can affect tire footprint, ground pressure and soil interaction.

“At Alliance, we work closely with customers to develop solutions that stay ahead of evolving agricultural needs. The Farm Progress Show gives us an opportunity to showcase innovations such as the AGRI NOVA, our largest agricultural tire by inflation volume and ever-expanding VF portfolio. Together, these solutions demonstrate our focus to have all possible solutions for agriculture operations across the North American region,” says Trent Wallin, vice president of North America sales for Yokohama-ATG.

Allen Lyons, head of OE sales for America and Canada, says the show also gives Alliance an opportunity to gather feedback from agricultural tire customers.

“As a brand deeply rooted in customer-centricity, we believe there is no better way to connect with our customers other than on-ground engagement. We are excited to be in Iowa at the Farm Progress Show again this year to showcase our latest offerings, understand customers’ latent requirements and strengthen our relationship further.”