SUV tyre manufacturing begins

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The move comes as demand for new sizes of tyres has increased in the country with the arrival of automobile variants. ─ Maxabout.us.
The move comes as demand for new sizes of tyres has increased in the country with the arrival of automobile variants. ─ Maxabout.us.

ISLAMABAD: General Tyre and Rubber Company of Pakistan Limited (GTR) has started manufacturing 18-inch tyres for Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV).

The move comes as demand for new sizes of tyres has increased in the country with the arrival of automobile variants.

In a statement, GTR Chief Executive Hussain Kuli Khan said the company has made major investments to develop and manufacture new sizes of tyres.

“New players in the auto industry have diversified local tyre manufacturing by increasing demand of new sizes of tyres especially with the induction of crossovers and SUVs,” he said. GTR has invested over Rs5 billion in the last five years to upgrade its manufacturing unit.

Published in Dawn, April 11th, 2021

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