Ralson Tyres, a prominent name in global tyre manufacturing, has officially entered the Indian commercial tyre market. The company unveiled its premium range of high-performance commercial tyres at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, marking a significant milestone in its journey from bicycle tyre leadership to a rising force in the commercial automotive segment.
Ralson’s new range of commercial tyres delivers:
These tyres aim to minimise environmental impact while meeting the needs of India’s fast-growing trucking industry.
Ralson Tyres has drawn on its success in international markets, including North America, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East, to develop products tailored for India. Commenting on the launch, Manjul Pahwa, Managing Director of Ralson Tyres, stated:
“Our global success has provided us with valuable insights into the evolving needs of the trucking industry. We are excited to bring these high-performance tyres to India, ensuring that the local transportation sector benefits from superior quality, enhanced fuel efficiency, and durability.”
Ralson inaugurated its advanced manufacturing facility in Indore in 2023. With a production capacity of 60,000 MTPA, the plant has been catering to global markets and is now ramping up to meet domestic demand.
This facility is equipped with cutting-edge technology to ensure consistent quality, aligning with Ralson’s vision of delivering top-tier commercial tyres for various sectors.
The Indian commercial tyre market is projected to grow at a 10% CAGR over the coming years, driven by rising freight volumes, expressway development, and a shift towards high-quality radial tyres. This creates a robust platform for Ralson to capitalise on increasing demand.
Through its network of 43 sales and service offices across India, Ralson is well-positioned to offer personalised customer service and build lasting relationships with its growing customer base.
Visit: https://ralson.com/
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