The tyre provides features like tension controlled caracass, bead consolidated with high strength rubber and steel provides higher load ability and retreadabilty ensuring better tyre life durability.
10 Oct 2016 | 12863 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Domestic tyre manufacturer Ceat has now made its new range of Win Series tyres for trucks available across the country. The tyre offers an improved load carrying capacity along with higher mileage.
“Manufactured using Ceat’s proprietary rubber compound, the range of tyres will offer customers the ability to carry ...
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Domestic tyre manufacturer Ceat has now made its new range of Win Series tyres for trucks available across the country. The tyre offers an improved load carrying capacity along with higher mileage.
“Manufactured using Ceat’s proprietary rubber compound, the range of tyres will offer customers the ability to carry heavier loads across longer distances. The tyres will cater to all differnet transportation applications like general goods, perishable cargo, containers, tanker and also sand and stone,” said the company’s official statement.
Win Series tyres, which evolved from the previous range of Pro Series is specifically designed for the trucking community. The tyre provides features like tension controlled caracass, bead consolidated with high strength rubber and steel provides higher load ability and retreadabilty ensuring better tyre life durability. More developments have happened to design compound for low rolling resistance which gives an added benefit of increased fuel efficiency, targeted for intercity and intercity buses.
Commenting on the launch, Nitish Bajaj, vice president marketing, Ceat said, “Win Series tyre is another step towards catering to the needs of the trucking community in the country. With its numerous features and benefits, we have received a good response and now we are confident that the new range of CEAT Win Series tyres will become the first choice for the trucking community.”