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Fendt gives Mitas four A rating

AGCO has awarded its highest supplier rating to Mitas for deliveries of farm tyres from January to December 2011. The Mitas-produced brand Continental is a standard fitment in four out of six AGCO’s model series – for example Fendt 924-930 Vario. According to the company, AGCO evaluates its suppliers’ quality, logistics, customer service and protection of the environment, in all of which Mitas received the highest grade. Mitas has received the overall A award annually since acquiring production of Continental farm tyres in 2004.

13th January 2012/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas offers Tyre Pressure Guide at LAMMA 2012

Off-road tyre specialist, Mitas Tyres Limited – the UK distributor of Mitas tyres manufactured in Eastern Europe – has announced that it will give away copies of its new Tyre Pressure Management Guide as well as exhibiting examples from its three new tyre ranges at LAMMA 2012. The Mitas Tyre Pressure Guide highlights three steps to achieve optimal tyre pressures in the field and on the road. Mitas says the publication will help farmers to achieve significant financial savings by reducing fuel costs and wear-and-tear, whilst also improving performance.

11th January 2012/by Tyrepress Editors

Out with CGS name, in with Mitas in Spain

As of today, the Spanish subsidiary of Mitas will be known by a new corporate name – Mitas Tyres, S.L.U. Commenting on the renaming, subsidiary managing director Gabriel Markovič said the renaming would “allow us to focus sales and marketing resources on promoting our core brand, Mitas.”

1st December 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas launches third generation floatation tyre

As well as promoting its latest fleet gains, Mitas has been using Agrictechnica as a launchpad for its latest floatation tyre, the Agriterra 03. According to the company, this tyre is intended for use on the heaviest agricultural implements, such as slurry tanks.

18th November 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas shod Fendt tractor on show at Agritechnica

In a move demonstrating Mitas recent efforts to elevate its brand to the level of a premium OE tyre, the company supplied AGCO with Mitas AC tyres, 270/80R32 (front) displayed for fitment on the company's Fendt 210 Vario tractor for row-crop application on its Agritechnica stand.

17th November 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Designed to ‘solve a conflict’ – Mitas’ Continental CHO tyre

At this week’s Agritechnica show in Germany, Mitas launched its latest cyclic harvest operation (CHO) tyres, which were developed together in “intensive cooperation” with farm machinery manufacturer Claas. The Continental CHO SVT is currently available in size 800/70 R32 CHO 175A8 and was, in the words of Hans-Ulrich Klose, head of Mitas’ Automotive Engineering unit, developed to “solve the conflict between compliance in road application and the increasing need for soil protection.” This is, Klose adds, a measure made necessary by the latest generation of high performance combine harvesters that are equipped with larger headers and bigger grain tanks.

15th November 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas aims for greater prominence after UK name change

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Mitas is aiming to raise the profile of the company and better communicate the strength of its products and recent sales performance in the market following the official rebranding of the UK company as Mitas Tyres Limited. With an impressive number of OE contracts under its belt, Mitas is aiming to grow market share in both the OE and replacement markets and solidify its position as “the UK’s leading off-road tyre specialist”, according to the company. And despite the fact that company is well-known for producing Continental branded agricultural tyres under licence, as you might imagine, a key part of this strategy is to highlight the Mitas name in the UK and beyond.

11th November 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas applies renaming policy to German sales company

On October 1, the German sales company operated by Mitas, ‘CGS Reifen Deutschland GmbH’, altered its company name to 'Mitas GmbH'. This renaming took place as part of the Czech Republic-based agricultural tyre manufacturer’s plan, announced in July, to bring the names of all 13 of its sales subsidiaries in line with that of the company’s core tyre brand over a three-month period.

6th October 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas speeds up US plant plans, consolidates brands

Mitas Tires North America Inc. said it is boosting its investment in its new plant in Charles City, Iowa, in a move to hasten build of plant capacity. The 19 per cent investment boost takes to $51 million the amount Mitas is putting into the facility, and will shorten the construction project from five to three years. The additional funds will be directed toward tyre building equipment and curing presses, and by late 2013, the factory capacity is planned to reach 12,000 metric tons of tyres annually. In addition, Mitas officials said that tyres produced at the plant will bear the “Mitas AC” marking, with Mitas phasing out the Continental agricultural tyre brand in North America next year.

7th September 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Somr named Mitas plant director in Ruma

Ivo Somr has been appointed director of the Mitas agricultural tyre factory in Ruma, Serbia following the planned return to the Czech Republic of the previous facility head, Rudolf Mačák. “Ruma plans to expand production of radial agricultural tyres,” Somr said.

1st September 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas introduces Agraterra flotation tyre

Designed specifically for use on trailers, the new Agriterra flotation tyre from Mitas delivers significantly better on- and off-road performance than any other premium trailer tyre, combined with greater reliability, reduced downtime, a 15 per cent longer working life and a significant improvement in overall operating economy, according to CGS Tyres, which has just launched it in the UK.

8th August 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Mitas to rename sales network

Over the next three months, Czech Republic based agricultural, industrial and off-highway tyre manufacturer MITAS a.s. intends to change the corporate names of all its sales subsidiaries in order to bring their names in line with that of the company’s core tyre brand. The changes will be applied to all 13 of the company’s sales subsidiaries, the bulk of which are located in Europe.

18th July 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Work starts on Mitas US plant conversion

On June 30 a groundbreaking ceremony was held to mark the start of work to convert the former Winnebago Industries factory in the US state of Iowa into a production site for Mitas agricultural tyres. A number of civic representatives attended the ceremony in Charles City, which was hosted by project leader Vladimir Dusanek, vice-president of Mitas Tires North America.

7th July 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Inspect tyres for a problem-free harvest, says CGS

‘Tis almost harvest time, and CGS Tyres UK has a few words of wisdom for the nation’s farmers. The distributor of the Continental and Mitas ranges points out that spending just a few minutes carefully checking the tyres on agricultural equipment before harvest could save farmers significant time, stress and expense at this critical time of the year.

7th July 2011/by Tyrepress Editors

Hiring begins for Mitas North America plant

Today Mitas Tires North America begins the process hiring staff for its new agricultural tyre plant in Charles City, Iowa. The company says it is interviewing job seekers with a view to hiring ten “foremen and core employees” who will be sent to the Czech Republic for training. A further 149 employees will be recruited later this year.

14th June 2011/by Tyrepress Editors