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Wet winter, dry spring increase harvest tyre checks importance

Date: 7th July 2020 Author: Andrew Bogie Comments: 0
Michelin has given farmers its top 10 tyre tips this harvest

Michelin has urged farmers to pay close attention to the condition of their tyres as they head into the harvest season. Gordon Brookes, customer engineering support manager at Michelin, explains: “We would always recommend a thorough inspection of your harvester tyres before you get the machine out into the field, but this year it’s probably more important than ever.

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