Posted by thomas h kwapiszeski on December 15, 2020 at 18:29:39 from (99.162.0.124):
In Reply to: Titan tires? posted by Gwiz on December 15, 2020 at 16:46:48:
[quote="buzz saw"](reply to post at 19:10:26 12/15/20) [/First post since joining. Titan rubber bought out Armstrong Tire and Rubber Company years ago. Titan tire in Des Moiines Iowa was purchased later by Parelli and has since closed. BFS is still operating a plant in DesMoines producing transports, rears and A2(earth moving tires). we shipped directly to JD in Waterloo as an OE supplier. Large rubber companies produce tires for many private companies..ie sears etc. they just put them in a different mold but all must reach government standards. SW will crack due to underinflation, overload and oxidation from the sun. thats why you see campwer wheels covered when they are being stored. Hope this helps. Tom,BFS retired with 38 years.
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