Off-Highway & Specialty

Linglong Doubles Warranty on Radial Agricultural Tyres to 10 Years

Published:
March 24, 2025
Author:
Marc Reynolds

Linglong Specialty Tire has announced a significant extension to its warranty policy, doubling the coverage period for its radial agricultural tyres from five to ten years from the date of manufacture. The updated warranty will apply to all tyres sold from 1 January 2025.

The extended warranty covers a range of typical agricultural applications including arable farming, grassland management, and livestock operations.

Jean-Paul Spijker, Director Sales and Marketing Specialty Tire Europe, commented:
“The fact that we are happy to double the warranty period for our agricultural tyres to 10 years is further proof of Linglong’s continued focus on quality and durability. At present our range covers tyres for all types of agricultural machinery, be it tractors, trailers, forage haulers, combine harvesters or silage cutters. We continue to expand our range and the growth of our market share in Europe is further proof we are not just any tyre manufacturer from China.”

The warranty extension includes coverage for manufacturing-related damage such as groove cracking, tread or shoulder separation, bead issues, sidewall problems, and cavity defects, including exposed cords. Notably, Linglong’s warranty also includes stubble damage, a feature not often covered in standard policies.

This move signals Linglong’s intent to build trust across European markets by offering long-term performance assurance on its agricultural tyre range.

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