Goodyear Introduces LSW1400/30R46, the World’s Largest Agricultural Tire
The new tire incorporates Low Sidewall (LSW) technology to improve flotation, reduce soil compaction, and maintain traction in high-power farming operations. It has recently been approved for use in Europe and is expanding into the Americas.

Goodyear Farm Tires, part of Titan International, has developed the LSW1400/30R46, described as the largest agricultural tire currently available on the market.
The product targets high-horsepower, heavy machinery, addressing one of the sector’s key challenges: soil compaction and its impact on crop yields.
Key Features
- Low Sidewall (LSW) technology
Developed by Titan, the design combines a larger rim diameter with a shorter sidewall compared to conventional tires. - Lower inflation pressure
Operates at up to 40% lower inflation pressure than standard agricultural tires. - Enhanced footprint
Lower pressures are distributed across a larger contact area, helping reduce soil compaction and improve field performance. - Balanced flotation and traction
The combination of deep R-2 tread, Custom Flo Grip pattern, and LSW architecture distributes machine weight more evenly, reducing sinkage while maintaining grip. - Consistent traction performance
Despite the increased footprint and lower operating pressures, the tire maintains stable traction under demanding field conditions. - Road transport capability
Designed to operate at full speed on roads, supporting higher productivity and improved operational efficiency, particularly for contractors.
Market Context
Soil compaction remains a central concern in modern agriculture due to its direct effect on yields. As machinery continues to increase in size and weight, tire manufacturers are focusing on solutions that enhance flotation and traction while minimizing ground pressure.
The LSW1400/30R46 reflects this trend, combining structural design and tread technology to optimize load distribution without compromising field performance.
Outlook
The approval of the LSW1400/30R46 in Europe and its expansion into the Americas signal growing demand for high-capacity tire solutions aligned with sustainable soil management practices.










