At Ag in Motion 2026, Mitas will highlight its expanding portfolio of tire and track solutions designed to support efficient, reliable performance across modern agricultural operations.
Mitas is pleased to exhibit at the Ag in Motion Show taking place from July 21–23 in Langham, Saskatchewan. Visitors to Booth #228 will have the opportunity to discover the brand's latest tire and rubber track solutions developed to meet the evolving requirements of modern agricultural machinery across field, harvesting and transport applications. Visitors to the Mitas booth will see:
New PFO-Rated HC3000 Tires: Specifically developed for harvesting equipment with Very High Flexion (VF) technology. These tires provide up to 40% higher load capacity during cyclic field operations, excellent traction, reduced slippage, lower fuel consumption, and minimized soil compaction thanks to a larger footprint and flexible sidewalls.
Dependable AC85 Tires: A proven all-round performer for versatile field and road use, delivering consistent traction, durability, and reliability for everyday farming operations.
Agriterra Ultra Line: Radial tires for slurry tankers, manure spreaders and other agricultural transport equipment. Their steel-belt construction provides high load capacity, excellent stability and long service life, while the rounded shoulder design helps reduce soil disturbance during field operations.
The Mitas sales team will be on-site throughout the show to discuss how these innovative tires and tracks can help farmers optimize operations, improve efficiency for greater long-term productivity.
“Ag in Motion is a premier event for Western Canadian agriculture, and an excellent opportunity to meet farmers, dealers and machinery professionals,” said Michel Coombs, Segment Sales Director. “We're looking forward to presenting the latest additions to the Mitas portfolio, including the new Mitrak rubber tracks and HC3000 PFO harvester tires, and discussing how these solutions can support the performance requirements of today's agricultural operations.”
Source : Mitas Tires