CEAT Extended Agricultural Tire Warranty
The company has increased its manufacturer coverage for radial agricultural tires to a decade.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Agriculture

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CEAT Specialty Tires North America has increased its limited manufacturer warranty for radial agricultural tires from seven years to 10 years. The company also confirmed a three-year field hazard warranty for products used on tractors, combines, and sprayers.
Why it matters
The move aims to demonstrate the company's confidence in the long-term durability and quality of its radial tire lineup. By extending coverage, the brand hopes to offer added peace of mind to agricultural operators relying on heavy-duty equipment.
The warranty for radial agricultural tires has been extended to 10 years, up from the previous seven-year duration. Additionally, a field hazard warranty now covers inoperable tires for a period of three years.
The players
CEAT Specialty Tires North America
This organization is a tire manufacturer that provides specialized radial products for the agricultural industry.
The details
The expanded warranty coverage applies specifically to radial agricultural tires designed for use on combines, tractors, and sprayers. Under the updated policy, CEAT Specialty Tires North America provides pro-rated reimbursement for tires that become inoperable due to field hazard damage.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: The updated warranty policies were confirmed.
Market Landscape
This policy change mirrors the industry shift toward extended manufacturer warranties for agricultural heavy-duty components. The adjustment positions the company to compete more aggressively against rivals by emphasizing the longevity of its radial tire lineup.
Farmers and agricultural operators can expect longer protection periods for their tire investments, potentially reducing long-term equipment maintenance costs. The pro-rated reimbursement program provides a safety net for tires damaged during standard field operations.
The takeaway
Reliability and warranty length are critical factors for operators managing high-cost agricultural machinery. Buyers should review their specific pro-rated reimbursement terms to understand how this coverage applies to their existing or future equipment investments.
Further reading
For more on industry developments, see our coverage of Agriculture.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Modern Tire Dealer.
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