Global Automotive Winter Tires Market Set to Bolster with Growing Influence from Consumer Awareness and Technological Innovation

Posted on 2019-10-04 by Mark Hub in Automotive // 0 Comments

The report studies the winter tires market worldwide, especially in North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, India and Other Regions with production, size, growth, revenue, consumption, import and export in these regions. In order to study the various trends and patterns prevailing in the concerned market, Fact.MR has included a new report on global winter tires market growth to its wide online database including upcoming trends and market growth factors through 2028. This research assessment offers a clear insight about the influential factors that are expected to transform the global market in the near future. The insights structured for presenting the target market are procured from both primary research and secondary research, and are utilized for validation that is valuable to investors, manufacturers and new entrants.

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The prospects of winter tire manufacturers depend as much on consumer perception as on the uncertain weather conditions.

According to our survey, nearly 60% of respondents agreed to use winter tires. However, there was still room for improvement in this landscape, as 40% respondents said they were currently not using any winter tires. Although the outlook on the winter tires market remains positive, the high dependency of this market on weather conditions continues to create situations of over-supply as well as scarcity.

Winter Tires Market Regulatory Landscape

The winter tires market is as much influenced by technological innovation and consumer awareness, as it is by regulations mandating their use. The spike in winter tire sales in Canadian provinces is a case in point. Winter tire manufacturers are to be benefit if the growing spate of regulations becomes pervasive. Several countries in Europe and North America have enacted laws regarding appropriate use of winter tires.

Europe

Austria: Winter tires are compulsory in the country for the period November 1^st to April 15^th. Winter tires are also compulsory for certain bus categories for the period November 1 to March 15.
Bulgaria: From 15^th of November to 1^st March, winter tires with a minimum tread depth of 4mm are mandatory
Czech Republic: Winter tires are mandatory from 1^st November to 1^st April, with minimum tread depth of 4mm
Estonia: Winter tires are mandatory from 1^st December to end February. The minimum tread depth these tires need to have is 3mm
Germany: The changes in regulations in 2010 have made winter, or all-season tires mandatory in wintry conditions
Iceland: Winter or all season-tires are mandatory from 1^st November to 14^th April.

Other European countries where winter tires are mandatory include Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, and Sweden.

North America

USA

There are no specific regulations that mandate the use of winter tires in the US, however, most experts recommend using winter tires in wintry conditions. The recommendation is especially important for drivers in the northern states.

Canada

All the provinces in Canada recommend installing four winter tires when the temperature drops to less than 7 degree Celsius; however, Quebec is the only province where it’s mandatory for every vehicle to have winter tires.

Winter Tire Testing: A Challenge for Manufacturers

Replicating the exact wintry conditions to test the performance of tires continues to be a challenge for winter tire manufacturers. Winter conditions can be extreme, and tire manufacturers often need assistance of holistic testing facilities to know how their offerings will actually perform under typical wintry conditions. Sensing the gaps in the market, advanced winter tire testing facilities have sprung up near manufacturing hubs. For example, Test World is on an expansion spree, and has bought additional land in Finland to meet future demand for tire testing. Test World has been worked extensively with Hanook Tire, and built up its testing facility in Finland.

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Manufacturers Eyeing Lucrative European Winter Tire Market to Consolidate their Position

Europe has traditionally remained a lucrative market for winter tires globally. Many countries in Europe have harsh winters, which makes driving a challenging prospect. The fact that a number of European countries have made winter tires mandatory during certain months has led to a spike in demand. For example, Nokian Tires, one of the leading names in the global winter tires market, has a strong presence all over Europe. Also, Continental Scandinavia winter tires are specially designed to meet the extreme winter conditions in Scandinavian countries. Overall, Europe will continue to be strategically important for winter tire manufacturers.

Table of Content:

Executive Summary

1.1. Summarizing Key Findings

1.2. Wheel of Fortune

1.3. Selected announcement for restricting measures

1.4. Opportunity Assessment

1.5. Mega Trends

1.6. Competition Blueprint

1.7. Market Taxonomy

Global Winter Tires Market Introduction

2.1. Winter Weather and Car Accidents – How real is the Danger?

2.2. Weather-Related Crash Statistics

2.3. Different climates cause different tire requirements

2.4. Why Winter Tires?

2.5. Winter Tire Myths

2.6. When to Install Winter Tires?

2.7. Tire Comparison

2.8. Winter Tire Requirements……………… To be continued

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