Tyres Fenix

The Fenix Tire company was founded in 2016. It specializes in the development and production of tires for trucks and large-capacity buses, as well as special equipment. The use of modern technologies and materials provides the tires of this brand with improved operational characteristics, comparable to those of similar products from leading brands.

The company is focused exclusively on the segment of truck tires. All models are distributed among categories based on operating conditions:

- for long-haul transportation;
- for mixed operating conditions;
- for off-road use.

Tires for long-haul transportation are collected in the Flama line, which includes about 10 models. All tires are designed for use on a specific axle and in various road conditions. In this regard, the Flama 88/89 models are particularly notable, which are recommended for use on the driving axles of tractors operating on slippery wet and snowy roads. Their tread patterns are correspondingly adapted, consisting of separate blocks and containing a large number of lamellas. A "trademark" feature of all long-haul tires of the brand is the use of special rubber compounds with increased resistance to abrasive wear and a significant depth of tread pattern notching, which is at least 16 mm for most models.

Tires for mixed operating conditions are represented by the Valor line. They are universal models with a very wide range of applications. In particular, the Valor 88 model for driving axles is suitable for use in large-capacity buses, characterized by increased traction on dirt and snowy surfaces. The line uses a large number of tread patterns, providing the tire with efficiency on highways and off-road in different proportions. Another feature is the reinforced design of all models, which includes reinforced frames, increased tread pattern notching depth up to 20 mm, as well as special highly durable compounds resistant to wear, tears, and punctures.

In the segment of truck tires for off-road use, the company is represented by the Fuerte line. Structurally, these tires are similar to industrial tires, but differ in their size range. In particular, the same compound is used here, which is characterized by exceptional strength and resistance to abrasive wear, chips, and heat, ensuring a long service life on rocky surfaces. Another similar solution is the presence of "sidewall" protection. This part of the tire has an increased tread thickness, and its structure contains a solid metal steel cord that prevents tire damage when contacting sharp hard rocks.