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Pessimistic Chinese tyre industry: what does the future hold?

Author: Xuda Wang Comments: 0
At the end of 2022, the Chinese tyre industry’s practitioners seem to be in a state of anxiety (Photo: Christian Lue; Unsplash)

2022 has been a challenging year for the Chinese tyre industry. This year is coming to an end, but a feeling of anxiety is crossing regions and classes and spreads throughout the industry. From manufacturers to distributors, from vulcanisation workshop workers to corporate executives, many professionals are asking the question: Where is the future of China’s tyre industry?

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