Invented in Israel, Galileo Wheel has made patented TrakWheel airless tires since 2011 for agricultural and construction equipment. Its architected wheel design gives tires a track-like footprint and traction while retaining the convenience of a wheel, helping center-pivot irrigation systems and off-road machinery keep moving through mud, ruts and rough work sites. Galileo works with tire manufacturers, farmers and original equipment makers, with its CTO and co-founder Avishay Novoplanski holding the CupWheel patent behind the technology.
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Titan International, IncTracing its roots to the Electric Wheel Company in Quincy, Illinois, Titan International has been making off-the-road tires and wheels since 1890. Today, the company is a global manufacturer serving demanding agricultural, construction, forestry and mining equipment markets, with undercarriage products completing its equipment-focused portfolio. Titan is particularly distinctive for its Low Sidewall technology and its ability to design, test and produce matched tire-and-wheel assemblies for agriculture.GREAT NECK, NY
The SMART Tire Company, IncBorn from NASA Glenn Research Center’s Mars-tire work, The SMART Tire Company develops airless, superelastic tires using shape-memory alloy technology. Conceived through the 2020 NASA Startup Program, the company is commercializing the licensed technology for Earth-based products, beginning with the METL bicycle tire while also developing automotive and lunar-rover applications. Its 5,000-square-foot innovation lab in Akron supports prototype development, with a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing plant planned for 2026.AKRON, OH
Michelin North America, IncMichelin North America, Inc. makes tires and mobility products for consumer, commercial, and specialty vehicle uses. The company presents tire lines for automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, motorsports, agriculture, construction, mining, and other commercial applications, along with its X Tweel airless radial tire family.PLATTSBURG, NY
TrackmanFor more than 30 years, Trackman has built its reputation around rubber-track technology developed and manufactured in St. Marys, Ohio. Now part of American Rheinmetall, the company supplies durable track systems to farmers, contractors, and the U.S. Army, drawing on a St. Marys plant with rubber-production roots reaching back to 1940.ST MARYS, OH