Tyres RoadMarch

The Chinese company RoadMarch is among the top 10 largest tire manufacturers in China, producing around 48 million tires for passenger cars and commercial vehicles per year.

In the passenger tire segment, the company offers 15 models in the following categories:

- summer tires;
- winter tires;
- for SUVs and crossovers;
- for light commercial vehicles.

The brand's summer tire lineup is designed to cover all the most popular scenarios for using passenger cars, meeting the needs of most car owners. One example of this approach is the Ecopro 99, which features pronounced fuel-saving properties and increased mileage. In turn, the L-Zeal 56 is designed for dynamic versions of passenger cars, demonstrating sport-tuned handling and stability at high speeds.

Winter tires make up a significant part of RoadMarch's tire range. The models differ in their scope of application. Studded tires are designed for use in regions with truly cold climates. They feature V-shaped tread patterns with a wide, arrow-shaped central rib, similar to those found in Scandinavian tire brands. Another feature is the use of a rubber compound with a "working" temperature range starting at 7°C, allowing them to maintain elasticity even in extreme cold. The non-studded part of the winter tire range is designed for regions with moderate climates. Here, effective V-shaped tread patterns are used, combined with a combination of classic lugs and modern "three-dimensional" sipes. This significantly improves traction and grip on wet pavement and slush.

The brand's "off-road" lineup consists of models in three popular categories: H/T, A/T, and M/T. All tires are positioned by the manufacturer as all-season, and use the M+S marking. They differ externally in the design of the tread pattern. The most "aggressive" is the PrimeMaster M/T, which also features a full-metal breaker that protects the tire from damage. The All Terrain tire is an intermediate variant that applies some solutions from the "mud" tire, such as a compound with increased resistance to punctures, cuts, and tears. The H/T tire is a "passenger" model adapted for use in heavy, full-wheel drive vehicles with a high center of gravity. Here, a commercial tire profile is used, but the tread pattern differs in having an increased number of blocks and lugs, providing increased efficiency on wet pavement and solid, even ground.