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Weighing in at over five
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tonnes, the new 59/80063 is the sumo-sized big brother of Mr Michelin. The world's biggest tyre carries up to 400 tonnes and is just over 4m high. Bridgestone, based in Leamington and Tokyo, rolled out the v-steel E-lug S tyre and aims to sell it mainly in North and South America, Asia and Australia for six-wheel dump trucks. We hope never to see a wheel loss incident with this monster.