According to the National Association of Tyre Distributors and Importers (ADINE), Asian truck tyre imports grew by 3.3% in the first half of 2025.
The First Half of 2025
According to ADINE, Asian tyre imports saw a notable increase in the first half of 2025. Truck and/or bus tyre imports from Asia grew by 3.3%, totalling 253,190 units, with a significant increase only from Vietnam (+31%) and Japan (+124.2%).
The agricultural segment had a strong growth of 42.2%, with 143,350 units, led by India (72%). Finally, imports of construction, mining, and industrial tyres grew by 43.5%, reaching 80,300 units, with India as the main supplier (54%).
June 2025
In June 2025, truck and/or bus tyre imports from Asia grew by 26.2%, with 54,360 units. Significant increases were seen in imports from Vietnam (+39.3%), South Korea (+151.2%), and Indonesia (+372.1%), among others.
The agricultural segment recorded a significant growth of 50.8%, reaching 26,070 units, with India in the lead (83%). Lastly, imports of construction, mining, and industrial tyres also experienced strong growth of 50.2%, with 19,240 units imported. Vietnam was the main contributor, supplying 55% of the total (10,660 units).
Óscar Bas, Executive Secretary, ADINE: “The data for the first half of 2025 clearly show a strong recovery in imports of Asian tyres into Spain. This growth is the direct result of several factors, including geopolitical stability in key regions and a normalisation of freight costs. The significant increase in segments such as agricultural and construction tyres, particularly from India and Vietnam, reflects sustained demand and the strategic diversification of supply chains. While the EUDR regulation and anti-dumping measures remain a concern, importers are adapting to the new regulatory landscape.”
