Tyres & Accessories Magazine March 2025 issue available to read or download

In the March 2025 issue, available now for Tyrepress subscribers to read online or download, Tyres & Accessories brings you the latest news from the commercial vehicle tyre segment and also features tyre industry sustainability. This issue also features the breaking stories and analysis of the UK and international tyre business, including the results of the UK’s latest surveillance effort on tyre label compliance, the latest financial results from some of the biggest players, and the new Continental EcoContact 7 and 7 S. Non-subscribers can gain access to Tyrepress with a print or online subscription. Tyre professionals can take advantage of the current Tyrepress Professional Membership offer, helping to drive business online and stay informed with the industry’s leading magazine and websites. Click this link to download or read the March issue online.

In this issue:

Retreading, recycling and the sustainable future

The tyre recycling and sustainability sector continues to transform. As well as the development of established norms such as retreading, there are ongoing advancements in tyre recycling such as the field of pyrolysis. At the same time, there is growing utilization of recycled rubber in various applications from rubberized asphalt to consumer goods. Meanwhile, government regulations and incentives are fostering the adoption of sustainable practices, encouraging businesses to innovate and invest in eco-friendly solutions, which support a more circular economy. The March 2025 edition of Tyres & Accessories magazine offers an overview of the latest news as well as insights into developing trends in what is fast becoming an integral part of the wider tyre business.

In this feature: Retreading, recycling & future (14) | Sustainability ratings (18) | Orion/Contec pyrolysis deal (23) | Bridgestone carbon black project (24)

Commercial vehicle tyres

Tyres & Accessories looks to the commercial vehicle tyre segment in March. The major suppliers to fleets increasingly support the logistics industry’s sustainability goals with a holistic approach to tyres. Fleet management software, enabled by sensors and increasingly sophisticated approaches to digitalisation are integrated into full-service packages. The tyres themselves are increasingly tuned to offer a mix of performance characteristics tailored for the different applications, while also ensuring maximum longevity through initial tread life and a carcass that can be regrooved and retreaded. Meanwhile, the European retreading sector is continuing to receive support from the European Union in the form of a refreshed set of tariffs on products manufactured in China; though China’s largest players have largely off-shored production of CV tyres destined for Europe. We look at the sector in more detail in the March issue.

In this feature: CV tyre EU import data (44) | Prometeon appoints UK MD (46) | Conti 5th generation TBR durability (48) | Hubtrac Europe seeks partners (58)

Also in this issue:

Editorial

US class action verdict (3)

UK

2/3 of tyres differ from label (26)
Tyres No.1 for breakdowns (29)
ATS Euromaster closures (32)

Company

Weak market holds back Michelin (34)
Goodyear back in black for 2024 (36)
Pirelli exceeds 2024 targets (40)

Product

Continental EcoContact 7 & 7S (64)
Davanti launches Ecoura UHP tyre (66)
Petlas tractor, terminal tyres (68)

International

Bangladesh overview (70)
New Gummistrada range (73)
Helping AI help manufacturing (74)