Global Agriculture Tire Market Segmented By Vehicle Type (Tractors, Trailers, Combine Harvesters & Others), By Tire Type (Bias, Radial), By Demand Category (OEM Vs. Replacement), By Regional, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2021-2031F

Forecast Period	2027-2031
Market Size (2025)	USD 8.56 Billion
CAGR (2026-2031)	4.98%
Fastest Growing Segment	Tractors
Largest Market	Asia Pacific
Market Size (2031)	USD 11.46 Billion

Market Overview

The Global Agriculture Tire Market will grow from USD 8.56 Billion in 2025 to USD 11.46 Billion by 2031 at a 4.98% CAGR. Agriculture tires are specialized, heavy-duty rubber components designed for farm machinery, such as tractors, harvesters, and sprayers, to provide essential traction, stability, and load-bearing support across diverse soil conditions. The market is primarily propelled by the escalating global necessity for food security, which compels the adoption of advanced farm mechanization and high-performance machinery that requires durable tires for intensive operations. According to the European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers’ Association, in 2024, agricultural replacement tire sales increased by 5% to reach 716,000 units driven by favorable weather conditions across the region.

However, a significant challenge potentially impeding market expansion is the volatility of raw material prices, specifically natural rubber and petroleum-based derivatives used in manufacturing. These fluctuating input costs create unpredictable pricing structures for manufacturers, often forcing them to pass expenses to end-users, which can delay purchases of premium agricultural tires in cost-sensitive markets.

Key Market Drivers

Accelerating Global Adoption of Agricultural Mechanization serves as a foundational driver for the agriculture tire industry, particularly within emerging economies where the transition from manual labor to machine-assisted farming is intensifying. This surge in mechanization directly correlates with increased procurement of tractors and associated implements, necessitating a steady supply of durable, high-traction tires to support intensive field operations. High-volume markets continue to demonstrate this trajectory through substantial equipment uptake. According to the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), December 2024, in the 'Vehicle Retail Data for November 2024', retail tractor sales in India surged to 80,519 units for the month, marking a significant 29.88% year-over-year growth. Such robust demand in developing regions underscores the critical role of tire manufacturers in equipping expanding machinery fleets to meet escalating food production requirements.

Simultaneously, the market is bolstered by Sustained Aftermarket Demand from Aging Machinery Fleets, a trend reinforced by cyclical downturns in new equipment purchases. When agricultural enterprises delay investing in new machinery due to economic uncertainty, they prioritize the maintenance of existing assets, thereby sustaining the volume of replacement tire sales to keep older fleets operational. According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), November 2024, in the 'U.S. Ag Tractor and Combine Report', total U.S. agricultural tractor sales decreased by 14.2% in October 2024 compared to the previous year, signaling a retention of older machinery that requires regular tire servicing. Highlighting the financial scale of this sector amidst these mixed dynamics, according to Titan International, in 2024, the company reported agricultural segment net sales of $175.4 million for the third quarter, reflecting the substantial ongoing capital flow into specialized off-highway tire solutions.

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Key Market Challenges

The volatility of raw material prices, particularly for natural rubber and petroleum derivatives, presents a formidable barrier to the consistent growth of the global agriculture tire market. Manufacturing agricultural tires is a material-intensive process where input costs directly dictate production expenses. When the prices of these essential commodities fluctuate unpredictably due to geopolitical tensions or adverse weather affecting supply chains, tire manufacturers face immediate pressure on their operating margins. To sustain profitability, producers are often compelled to increase the final retail price of their products, transferring the financial burden to the end-users.

This pricing instability directly hampers market expansion by altering the purchasing behavior of the primary consumers, who are farmers and agricultural enterprises. Faced with higher equipment maintenance costs, cost-conscious farmers frequently defer the replacement of worn tires or opt for cheaper, lower-quality alternatives rather than investing in premium, durable agricultural tires. This hesitation slows the sales volume of high-performance units that drive market value. According to the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries, in the first seven months of 2024, global natural rubber demand grew by 1.2% while production only increased by 0.7%, creating a supply deficit that significantly exacerbated these cost pressures for manufacturers worldwide.

Key Market Trends

The Widespread Adoption of IF and VF Technology Standards is driving a structural shift in the market as agricultural producers increasingly prioritize equipment efficiency and soil preservation. Advanced tire constructions, such as Very High Flexion (VF) designs, allow machinery to carry heavier loads at reduced inflation pressures, thereby minimizing soil compaction and maximizing crop yields. This transition toward premium, high-performance solutions is becoming a primary revenue generator for manufacturers, offsetting weaker demand in standard categories. Substantiating this demand for specialized products, according to Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., February 2025, in the 'FY2024 Financial Results', the company's tire segment achieved a sales revenue increase of 12.1% year-over-year, a growth trajectory explicitly attributed to a strategic focus on expanding high-value-added off-highway tires in global markets.

Simultaneously, the Growth of Predictive Maintenance and Digital Management Systems is transforming tire operations from a reactive necessity into a precision agriculture tool. By integrating IoT sensors and connectivity standards, fleet operators can now continuously monitor vital metrics like pressure and temperature, preventing failures before they occur. This digitalization aligns tire performance with broader farm management software, ensuring optimal fuel usage and reducing operational downtime. The industry’s commitment to this technological integration is evident in recent adoption rates; according to Continental Tires, February 2025, in the report 'AI and Cutting-Edge Sensors for Tyre Management', a survey of 850 fleet managers indicated that 24% of respondents plan to invest directly in predictive maintenance technologies within the next two years to enhance fleet efficiency.

Segmental Insights

The Tractors segment currently leads growth within the Global Agriculture Tire Market, driven by the intensifying demand for food which necessitates higher operational efficiency through mechanization. Farmers are increasingly adopting high-horsepower tractors to manage larger arable land areas, creating a sustained requirement for durable tires capable of handling heavy loads while minimizing soil compaction. Additionally, the periodic replacement of worn tires on existing fleets supports this upward trajectory. This expansion is further underpinned by global efforts to modernize agricultural practices, ensuring the segment remains the central driver of market development.

Regional Insights

Asia Pacific maintains a leading position in the Global Agriculture Tire Market due to the expanding agricultural activities in major economies such as China and India. The region dominates because of the rapid shift toward farm mechanization aimed at meeting the food requirements of a vast population. Government support plays a critical role, as various national administrations offer financial subsidies to farmers for purchasing tractors and related machinery. This assistance accelerates the fleet expansion of agricultural equipment, thereby directly fueling the demand for tires to support these operations.

Recent Developments

• In November 2024, BKT launched four new agricultural tire solutions at the EIMA International trade show in Bologna, Italy, to address the complex needs of modern farming. The newly revealed lineup included the Agrimax ProHarvest for combines and the Agrimax Procrop for sprayers, both utilizing Very High Flexion technology to reduce soil compaction. The company also introduced the Ridemax Frost, featuring a natural rubber compound for extreme winter conditions, and the steel-belted Agrimax Spargo SB for orchards and vineyards. These innovations were designed to enhance operational efficiency, stability, and traction across a wide variety of agricultural terrains and seasons.
• In September 2024, Michelin launched two new tire sizes within its MICHELIN CEREXBIB 2 range, developed through a strategic collaboration with New Holland. These specialized tires were engineered to equip the manufacturer's latest CR11 combine harvester, solving the technical challenge of supporting a larger hopper and header while minimizing soil compaction. Utilizing proprietary Ultraflex Technology, the new VF sizes provided an exceptional load capacity of 19 metric tons per tire. This product release aimed to improve the vehicle's footprint and fuel economy, ensuring that the massive harvesting machinery could operate efficiently while complying with vehicle width regulations for road travel.
• In August 2024, Titan International unveiled larger size configurations for its Goodyear R14T crossover tire line during the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. These new dimensions were specifically developed for self-propelled sprayers and combine harvesters, addressing the industry's need for versatile tires on larger machinery. The product extension featured a hybrid tread design that combines the traction of agricultural tires with the roadability of industrial tires, resulting in lower rolling resistance and improved fuel efficiency. Titan International emphasized that these additions would offer farmers enhanced stability and better cleanout capabilities for operating in challenging field conditions.
• In April 2024, Hercules Tire and Rubber Company introduced the AG-TRAC F-2, a new robust agricultural tire specifically designed for 2WD front tractor wheel positions. This product was engineered to deliver optimal performance across diverse farm terrains, offering enhanced flotation and superior steering response. Available in key 16-inch sizes, the tire featured a durable nylon cord casing to resist field damage and a four-rib tread design that facilitates self-cleaning and even load distribution. The company launched this tire to provide agricultural professionals with a reliable solution for navigating tight spaces and ensuring long-lasting durability in demanding farming environments.

Key Market Players

• Michelin
• Bridgestone
• Titan
• Trelleborg
• Balkrishna Industries
• Goodyear
• Continental
• Apollo Tyres
• Firestone
• Carlisle

By Vehicle Type	By Tire Type	By Demand Category	By Region
Tractors Trailers Combine Harvesters & Others	Bias Radial	OEM Vs. Replacement	North America Europe Asia Pacific South America Middle East & Africa

Report Scope:

In this report, the Global Agriculture Tire Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:

• Agriculture Tire Market, By Vehicle Type:

• Tractors
• Trailers
• Combine Harvesters & Others

• Agriculture Tire Market, By Tire Type:

• Bias
• Radial

• Agriculture Tire Market, By Demand Category:

• OEM Vs. Replacement

• Agriculture Tire Market, By Region:

• North America
• United States
• Canada
• Mexico
• Europe
• France
• United Kingdom
• Italy
• Germany
• Spain
• Asia Pacific
• China
• India
• Japan
• Australia
• South Korea
• South America
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Colombia
• Middle East & Africa
• South Africa
• Saudi Arabia
• UAE