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Aeolus producing 57-inch OTR tyres

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Aeolus OTR tyres

At the end of January 2020, Aeolus Tyres announced that the company successfully broke the 57-inch radial OTR tyre barrier. The Aeolus 46/90R57 AG01 earthmover tyre is now the “largest engineering radial tyre” that the company has ever produced.

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Yokohama Prometeon bid nearing completion, Aeolus Tyres now involved

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In September 2019, Tyrepress.com broke the news that Yokohama is set to buy the ex-Pirelli industrial tyre business Prometeon. Back then, we reported that the deal was at an advanced stage and could be completed before the end of 2019. That clearly didn’t happen, but the deal is still live and the latest news is that it is nearing completion, but now also involves Aeolus Tyres.

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  1. Pirelli truck tyres separating and merging with Aeolus/ChemChina
  2. Aeolus becomes Prometeon Tyre Group
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  4. Prometeon COO talks with Tyres & Accessories
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Report: Yokohama has signed ‘no shop contract’ with Prometeon

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Rubber industry news sources have confirmed earlier reports that Yokohama Rubber is in acquisition talks with Prometeon.

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