Tyres MRL

The MRL brand belongs to the Indian industrial group Malhotra, established in 1954. In 2008, the company began manufacturing rubber technical and tire products, achieving significant progress in this area to date. This brand is used in the production of a wide range of special tires, a significant part of which is exported to more than 90 countries around the world.

In the segment of agricultural tires, the brand is represented by more than 60 models of the following categories:

- tires for field work;
- tires for driving and steering axles of tractors;
- radial and diagonal tires for row crops;
- tires for machines and equipment used in agroforestry;
- tires for irrigation equipment;
- tires for towed agricultural equipment and machinery;
- tires for garden equipment;
- tires for trenching equipment.

Each model is a specialized product designed for use in specific conditions. The "brand-name" features of all agricultural tires are increased strength and resistance to damage, sustainable traction on any surface, and low operating costs.

For industrial and construction equipment, the brand offers around 40 models of the following categories:

- for graders;
- for multifunctional tractors;
- for front-end loaders;
- for mini-loaders;
- for forklifts;
- for road construction equipment;
- for military vehicles and special equipment.

All models are designed for use in specific conditions, but at the same time, each of them has "brand-name" technical solutions. One of them is the use of special compounds that are extremely resistant to cuts and the formation of small cracks, which significantly increases the tire's mileage. Additionally, "hybrid" carcasses are used, where the steel cord is alternated with synthetic cord made of nylon fibers. This solution makes the tire strong and resistant to damage from strong impacts and scuffing, while also giving it a smooth ride on rough terrain. The exception to this range of tires is the models for road rollers, which are distinguished by the absence of a tread pattern and very stiff carcasses, which is due to the conditions of their operation.