The National Association of Tyre Distributors and Importers (ADINE) published the latest report on Asian tyre imports to Spain, showing growth in the first seven months of 2025.
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According to the latest ADINE report, Asian truck and bus tyre imports grew by 5.1% from January to July, with 299,550 units. Notable increases were reported from Japan (+89.4%), South Korea (+40%) and Vietnam (+28.1%). Imports of construction, mining and industrial tyres also grew by 29.1%, reaching 86,300 units, with imports from India accounting for 55%. Agricultural tyres surged by 34.9% to 160,650 units, led by India with a 71% share.
In July 2025 alone, truck and bus tyre imports grew by 16.7% to 43,360 units, with South Korea showing a significant growth (+435.6%). The agricultural segment saw a 5.6% decline, totalling 17,300 units, with India leading the market (60%). Construction, mining and industrial tyre imports suffered a sharp decline of 44.8%, with 6,010 units imported, with India accounting for 66% of the total imports (3,990 units).
Óscar Bas, Executive Secretary at ADINE, said: “Despite the temporary slowdown observed in July, Asian tyre imports continue to show solid growth over the year as a whole, driven by recovering demand and stabilised logistics costs. However, the sector still faces a complex international context marked by geopolitical tensions, volatile freight rates, and the implementation of new European regulations such as the EUDR and anti-dumping measures, which could affect imports in the coming months.”
