Prinx tires have been released in 56 new sizes
Chinese Prinx and Chengshan have significantly expanded the product range of the Prinx brand, adding 56 new tire sizes for passenger and light commercial vehicles, as well as crossovers and SUVs. The tires were developed by Prinx specialists in Germany and Thailand, and the company says the expansion of the size range will "strengthen the brand's position as a high-tech and eco-friendly alternative" to competing brands.
"Prinx is positioned as a promising international tire brand with big ambitions, aimed at the premium segment of the European market," notes Ari Salah, regional marketing manager for Prinx. - Thanks to the expanded range and growing recognition, we are creating a young innovative brand that directly appeals to modern European consumers. The dynamics of development that we observe in all segments confirm that Prinx is becoming a serious competitor in the international market.
In 2026, the company is releasing new sizes of all-season tires Prinx Quattura 4S+ and Vanea 4S, designed for passenger and light commercial vehicles, respectively, and the manufacturer emphasizes that both models are characterized by "balanced characteristics, reliable traction on wet roads and high mileage". In the summer segment, the Aquila Rev and Aquila Pro lines of HP and UHP classes, respectively, have been replenished, and new sizes are designed, among other things, for crossovers and SUVs equipped with large-diameter wheel disks, and in Prinx they say that thanks to optimized rubber compounds and tread patterns, the tires are characterized by reduced rolling resistance, which improves fuel efficiency.
"Thanks to the expansion of the Quattura 4S+, Vanea 4S, Aquila Rev and Aquila Pro lines, we can now offer tires for a larger share of the European fleet than ever before," said Adrian Costache, commercial director of Prinx in Europe. - Our strategy is clear: to offer the right tires in the right sizes and at the right time.
Prinx does not leave aside the issue of ecology, and all new tires already meet the requirements of the not yet effective EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which means ensuring transparency of supply chains. In addition, several models of the brand have been certified by TÜV SÜD, which confirms their high operating characteristics.
"Prinx not only expands its range, but also strengthens its reputation as a modern, responsible and technology-oriented brand," noted Thomas Wölgemuth, managing director of Prinx Europe. - The release of 56 new sizes confirms our desire to offer European drivers and fleets tires that combine high efficiency with modern design and created with an emphasis on comprehensive environmental responsibility.