Trelleborg Tires has expanded its agricultural line-up with the TM800 PowerFlex, a Very High Flexion (VF-PFO) radial designed to improve productivity both in the field and on the road. Independent test data suggest measurable gains in traction, soil protection and fuel efficiency—key metrics for growers facing tight margins and sustainability targets.
*Enabled by VF-PFO specification.
Tests on asphalt showed a 6 % cut in rolling resistance, translating into reduced fuel burn and emissions. Combined with revised compounds, the design is expected to extend service life by up to 20 %. Trelleborg backs the casing with a 5,000-hour tread-wear warranty for customers who register through its Premium Care portal.
The TM800 PowerFlex debuts in 650/65 R38 and 540/65 R28, targeting mid- to high-horsepower tractors. Four additional fitments will follow later this year to broaden OEM and replacement coverage.
“With the TM800 PowerFlex, we’ve re-imagined what farmers can expect from a tyre,” said Luca Sabelli, Brand Director, Trelleborg Tires. “It’s the result of our deep understanding of real working conditions, where product innovation and real field results deliver practical benefits every day.”
Tagged with: Trelleborg, TM800 PowerFlex, VF-PFO, ProgressiveTraction, tractor tyres, soil compaction, agricultural tyres, tyre wear, fuel efficiency
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