stimulate tire innovation fuels the growth of the North America Commercial Tire market at a CAGR of 7.7 % during the forecast period 2025 to 2035

Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a cooked research report on the “North America Commercial Tire Market” that contains the information from 2019 to 2035.

The Commercial Tire market is estimated to register a CAGR of 7.7 % during the forecast period of 2025 to 2035.

MRFR recognizes the following companies as the key players in the North America Commercial Tire market— THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, MICHELIN, CONTINENTAL AG, BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION, THE YOKOHAMA RUBBER CO., LTD., KUMHO TIRE CO., INC, NEXEN TIRE, BALKRISHNA INDUSTRIES LTD. (BKT TIRES), HANKOOK TIRE & TECHNOLOGY, TOYO TIRE CORPORATION., and other.

The North America Commercial Tire market is accounted for to register a CAGR of 7.7% during the forecast period and is estimated to reach USD  81,324.2 million by 2035.

Specialized agricultural tires have emerged as the most crucial in developing the ever-evolving US commercial tire industry to fit the agri-tire marketplace. There are 1.9 million farms in the country; 95% are family-owned, which means that these businesses depend on long-wearing tires for tractors, harvesters, and other equipment. High yields including strawberries per acre of 50,000 pounds or 46.4 bushels of wheat, underscore the imperative of equipment that can operate on various terrains.

Small-scale farms and agricultural ventures account for 90% of the total agricultural output value and therefore depend on efficient machinery to which high-performance tires must complement. Companies like Hercules Tire and Rubber Company have developed new products such as the AG-TRAC F-2 tires which are suitable for use on different types of surfaces at the farms. Some of these features include improved floatation, product durability, and better steering responses which makes them fit for the requirements of farming purposes.

The U.S. agriculture sector also offers 10.4% of national employment and generates $222.3 billion for the GDP directly and with related industries. Such a large and diverse network requires constant updating of tires and the use of new ones, stimulating the development of commercial tires.

Others include climate change and another natural phenomenon that destroys soils and crops in the process, indispensable tires also require resilience. To overcome these challenges, modern agricultural tires are developed with a better tread design to improve the adhesion and wear characteristics under low-soil condition situations. Therefore, the more farmers embrace the installation of renewable energy systems and sustainable practices, the demand for superior quality reliable tires is likely to increase in the coming years driving the market growth.

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Segmental Analysis

The North America Commercial Tire market has been segmented based on Type, Use , Construction Type, Vehicle Type, Vehicle Propulsion, End Use, Size, and ON-Road Vehicles GVW.

Based on type, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Steer Tires, Drive Tires, Trailer Tires, All Axles, and Agro and OTR Tires. Steer tires are placed on the front axle of commercial vehicles and are essential for vehicle handling, steering, and stability. These tires are designed to provide accurate directional control, responsiveness, and comfort, especially for long-haul operations. The tread patterns of steer tires are optimized to reduce wear while maintaining traction, making them suitable for extended road trips and highway driving. Their construction focuses on durability and a smooth ride, helping fleet owners reduce maintenance costs and improve vehicle efficiency. These tires are commonly used in trucks and buses

Based on USE, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Long Haul Tires, Regional Haul Tires, City Tires, and All-Terrain/Off-The-Road Tires.  Long haul tires are specifically designed for vehicles that operate over long distances, typically on highways. These tires are optimized for fuel efficiency, durability, and smooth performance over extended periods of time. The tread patterns of long haul tires are designed to reduce rolling resistance, improving fuel economy and lowering operational costs. Additionally, they are engineered to withstand the wear and tear associated with high-mileage use, ensuring consistent performance and safety for trucks, buses, and other commercial vehicles on long trips

Based on construction type, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Radial and Bias-Ply. Radial tires are constructed with layers of steel belts that run radially from the center of the tire, providing a flexible and durable structure. This design allows for better heat dissipation, improved fuel efficiency, and a smoother ride. Radial tires are popular for long-haul operations due to their ability to handle high-speed driving and long-distance travel with reduced wear. They also offer superior tread life and increased load-carrying capacity, making them ideal for trucks, buses, and passenger vehicles

Based on vehicle type, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Trucks, Buses and Coaches, Agro & Off-Road Vehicles, Industrial Vehicles, and Construction Vehicles. Truck tires come in various sizes, including 22.5 inches, 24.5 inches, and 19.5 inches, depending on the vehicle's axle configuration and load-bearing needs. These sizes cater to heavy-duty trucks and long-haul freight vehicles, offering optimized durability, traction, and fuel efficiency. Larger tires, like the 22.5 and 24.5-inch variants, are typically used in larger trucks and trailers, while the 19.5-inch tires are more common in medium-duty trucks and delivery vehicles.

Based on vehicle propulsion, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into ICE and Electric. ICE vehicles rely on traditional fuel sources like gasoline and diesel. The tires used in ICE vehicles are designed to optimize fuel efficiency, safety, and handling, catering to the demands of both city driving and long-distance travel. The performance of these tires is critical in ensuring that the vehicle maintains good fuel economy and handling characteristics while also supporting the engine’s power output

Based on end-use, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into OEM and Replacement (Online and Offline/Retail). OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) tires are supplied directly by the tire manufacturer to vehicle manufacturers for new vehicles. These tires are specifically designed to meet the performance, safety, and durability requirements of the vehicle models they are intended for. OEM tires are engineered to match the vehicle’s specifications in terms of size, load-bearing capacity, and road performance.

Based on size, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Below 20 Inch, 20 Inch to 40 Inch, and 40 Inch and Above. Tires with a diameter of less than 20 inches are typically used on smaller vehicles, including compact cars and light-duty trucks. These tires offer a balance between comfort, fuel efficiency, and handling. They are commonly used in city driving and short-distance trips, providing optimal performance in urban environments.

Based on on-road vehicles GVW, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Class 3 (4,536 to 6,350 kg), Class 4 (6,351 to 7,257 kg), Class 5 (7,258 to 8,845 kg), Class 6 (8,846 to 11,793 kg), Class 7 (11,794 to 14,969 kg), and Class 8 (Above 14,969 kg). Class 3 vehicles, with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) between 4,536 kg and 6,350 kg, typically include smaller trucks and vans used for regional deliveries or commercial purposes. Tires for these vehicles are designed to offer a mix of durability and fuel efficiency, with a focus on providing good traction and stability for lighter load.

Regional Analysis

Based on region, the US commercial tire market has been segmented into Northwest, Southeast, West, Southeast, and Midwest. With the surging construction sector across the US is also fueling the commercial tire market growth as construction equipment requires high-end/ special tires. Currently, the construction industry comprises over 919,000 establishments and 8 million employees in 2023, and it generated around $2.1 trillion in the United States every year. This robust industry supports various sectors, including manufacturing and mining, emphasizing the need for reliable commercial tires to maintain operational efficiency.

According to the recent census, construction spending hit an estimated $2.17 trillion in the month of October 2024, with an annual growth of 5%. This expansion creates the need for commercial applications/details for vehicles like Dump trucks, excavators, and light/medium commercial vehicles, which need long-wearing and high-value performance tires that can perform on harsh terrains and heavy carrying capacities.

Key Findings of the Study

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  The North America Commercial Tire market is expected to reach USD 81,324.2 million by 2035, at a CAGR of 7.7% during the forecast period.

  
  


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  The West region accounted for the fastest-growing US market.

  
  


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  Based on Type, the Drive Tires segment was attributed to holding the largest market in 2024.

  
  


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  THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, MICHELIN, CONTINENTAL AG, BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION, THE YOKOHAMA RUBBER CO., LTD., KUMHO TIRE CO., INC, NEXEN TIRE, BALKRISHNA INDUSTRIES LTD. (BKT TIRES), HANKOOK TIRE & TECHNOLOGY, TOYO TIRE CORPORATION, and other are some of the players in the market.