Expansión estratégica de GRI en Sudamérica
La incursión de GRI Tires en el mercado sudamericano anuncia una nueva era para la empresa en la región. Con una firme dedicación a la sostenibilidad, el rendimiento superior, la durabilidad y la seguridad, GRI está alcanzando rápidamente hitos significativos. El Sr. Hernán Acosta, socio de GRI y responsable del negocio, habló sobre las expansiones estratégicas de la empresa, que ponen de relieve su incesante búsqueda del crecimiento global y la satisfacción del cliente.
GRI prensente en Agrishow 2024
Del 29 de abril al 3 de mayo, Parque de Riberão Preto – SP – Brasil
GRI amplía su gama de neumáticos de flotación con GREEN XLR F88
GRI se complace en presentar el nuevo neumático radial de flotación avanzada, GREEN XLR F88 a su cartera de neumáticos radiales. El GREEN XLR F88 es un neumático radial de flotación tecnológicamente avanzado en tamaño 800/55R26.5 especialmente diseñado y desarrollado para camiones cisterna y remolques
GREEN XLR Earth Series built with sustainable materials records exceptional performance.
GRI’s recently launched GREEN XLR Earth Series tires have achieved noteworthy performance during the last 6 months of field tests in Germany. Designed to revolutionize the industry, these tires incorporate an impressive 78.6% sustainable materials, including pure natural rubber sustainably sourced from Sri Lankan rubber farmers. The Earth Series from GRI significantly reduces the carbon […]
GRI Expands Construction Tire Range with Grey Non Marking Tire
GRI is excited to announce the latest advancement in tire technology: the next-generation XPT SS – GREY NON-MARKING bias tire. Specifically designed for skid steers and lifting platforms, this tire is perfect for both indoor and outdoor conditions in sizes 12-16.5. With its sleek GREY color, the XPT SS tire is now available for commercial orders.
GRI Expands its Presence in Europe by Acquiring ATRA in Hungary
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