The origin of agricultural tires can be traced back to the United States in the late 19th century and early 20th century. At that time, farmers began to realize that the traditional iron wheels had many inconvenience to the transportation and operation of agricultural machinery, so they tried to use rubber tires to replace the iron wheel. Early agricultural tires were made of rubber and canvas. Although this equipment is relatively simple, it can meet the basic needs of farmers.
With the continuous development and popularization of agricultural machinery, agricultural tires are also continuously improved and innovated. For example, in the 1920s, a tire manufacturing company in the United States launched the first agricultural tire for all rubber. This new type of tire is more abrasion and durable, which greatly improves the service life of agricultural machinery. Since then, the manufacturing technology of agricultural tires has been continuously improved, and the choice of materials has been more diverse. The application of new materials such as polyurethane and nylon has further improved the performance of agricultural tires. In general, the agricultural tire industry has gone through the process of origin, development to continuous innovation, and is now in a stable growth stage. In the future development, this industry will continue to pay attention to how to improve the performance, durability and environmental protection of tires.
