Tyres Miller

The Miller brand is owned by Sobati General Trading, located in the UAE. The first car tires of this brand were introduced in Italy in 2002, and over the next few years, they appeared in other European countries, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Their development was handled by former Continental engineers.

In the commercial tire segment, the brand is represented by almost two dozen models of the following categories:

- for long-haul transportation;
- for urban/regional roads;
- for mixed conditions;
- for off-road use.

The brand's line of long-haul tires is mostly represented by universal models for steering and drive axles, as well as tires for trailer axles. This division, on the one hand, simplifies the operation process, and on the other hand, significantly reduces costs while maintaining high efficiency for each model. Here, it is impossible not to mention the use of all-steel carcasses and special compounds, which significantly increase the mileage and provide excellent driving qualities of the tires.

The "regional" line of Miller tires consists of classic models for this category. Most of them can be used on any of the axles of trucks and large-capacity buses, as well as special equipment. Due to the use of special tread patterns, these tires are effective not only on paved roads but also on dirt roads. In such conditions, they demonstrate excellent mileage and reliability thanks to the use of rubber compounds with increased resistance to wear and punctures, as well as carcasses with an increased number of cord layers.

For mixed operating conditions, the brand offers tires that are effective on both paved roads and unpaved surfaces. This is largely due to the tread patterns composed of separate blocks. Reliability in such conditions is ensured by robust carcasses and rubber compounds resistant to punctures and tears.

But the most durable are the Miller truck tires for off-road use. Their application area is quarry dump trucks and other special equipment used in the mining industry. The tread pattern of the tires consists of massive blocks, the tread not only has a greater thickness and depth of cuts but is also made of a rubber compound exceptionally resistant to tears, chips, and the formation of small cracks. In addition to this, the sidewalls contain a steel cord, protecting them from mechanical damage.