Four Bar S, a family-run agricultural operation founded in 1986 by Chad Schmidt’s parents, has grown from a small side job in Arlington, Kansas, into a major business spanning 400 miles from Oklahoma to Nebraska. Built on hard work, family values, and a commitment to sustainability, the company provides essential services to farmers, from hauling and spreading organic fertilizers to manure management.
To keep their operations running smoothly, Four Bar S depends on BKT tyres, particularly the RIDEMAX FL 693 M, which has transformed their fleet’s performance.
The demanding agricultural landscape requires durable, high-performing tyres that can withstand heavy loads, high speeds, and challenging terrain. Since switching to BKT’s RIDEMAX FL 693 M, Four Bar S has experienced zero bead failures in over a year—a major improvement that has reduced downtime and maintenance costs.
Traction & Flotation – Essential for handling muddy, uneven terrain while minimising soil compaction.
Durability & Strength – The RIDEMAX FL 693 M has proven resilient, preventing bead failures and extending tyre life.
Weight & Speed Handling – The tyres are designed to support the heavy loads of manure management operations, ensuring smooth, efficient transport.
“We need tyres that can handle our workload without slowing us down. BKT’s RIDEMAX FL 693 M has been a game-changer for us. In over a year of running them, we’ve had zero bead failures, which is huge for our business.” – Four Bar S
Four Bar S isn’t just focused on efficiency, it also prioritises sustainable farming practices. The company uses organic fertilizers in its manure management operations, helping to enrich the soil and support eco-friendly agriculture.
By choosing BKT tyres, Four Bar S ensures that its fleet operates efficiently, safely, and with minimal environmental impact, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to the farming community.
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