Giti expands regional mixed service portfolio with two new tyres

The Giti GAM837 for on/off road bulk haulage delivery vehicles

Giti has launched two new regional mixed service tyres: the GAM837 and the GAM851.

Available in 295/80R22.5 and 315/70R22.5, the Giti GAM837 all-position sizes target the growing number of on/off road bulk haulage delivery vehicles, which later need aftermarket replacements. The GAM851 is a wide base steer and trailer design for rough terrain applications, such as construction sites. Initially available in 385/65R22.5 with a load index of 160 (158), further sizes will be released throughout 2017 and 2018. It supersedes the popular GT Radial GT876.

Both tyres feature a new advanced anti-cut and chip compound providing high resistance against tearing and casing damage on aggressive surfaces, with tread designs ensuring good self-cleaning properties. They are also three-peak mountain snowflake (3PMSF) certified, confirming their all-season performance credentials.

The GAM851 wide base steer and trailer tyre for rough terrain applications

The GAM851 wide base steer and trailer tyre for rough terrain applications

Tony McHugh, TBR sales and marketing director UK at Giti Tire, said: “Our extensive market research looks at all customers, vehicle types and applications, and when we see a pattern emerging and a clear future demand we will always be quick to bring a quality tyre to the respective sector.

“The new GAM837 and GAM851 are examples of this commitment to stay abreast of the market, both being launched for specific on/off road applications in sizes and with certifications which are currently quite scarce in the aftermarket.

“It is through this comprehensive qualitative approach that we will continue to develop a well-designed portfolio which meets the needs of the UK and European markets.”

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