Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market by Size Type (15-17 inch, 17-20 inch, 20-24 inch) by Sales Channel ( Aftermarket, Original equipment manufacturer (OEM)) by Application (Transportation & Logistics, Agricultural, Manufacturing, Construction, Military & Defense, Healthcare and Municipal ) by Industry Analysis, Volume, Share, Growth, Challenges, Trends and Forecast 2018–2026

Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market is expected to reach USD 440.43 million by 2026 at CAGR of 2.71%. A runflat is a device whose purpose is to extend a vehicle’s mobility following the loss of air pressure in one or more tires. A runflat is usually an insert installed in an automotive vehicle’s pneumatic tires, but can also refer to a tire that serves the same purpose without the use of an insert. Runflats function by providing a minimal rolling radius, thus ensuring adequate traction and acceptable longevity over a specified maximum speed and range of operations. Runflats, though they provide immediate mobility following a flat, are usually designed to only be used in emergency situations, as their use results in the degradation of the tire and the tire must subsequently be replaced.
 

Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts in wheel failure for military use has been investigated for three cases. The first case involves tyre puncture as a result of bullet penetration, driving over a sharp object, etc. In such a case, leak of air may be usually compensated by the vehicles central tire inflation system. The wheel interfaces the ground under standard or somewhat reduced inflation pressure. Unfortunately, if the pressure is gravely reduced, prolonged driving will most probably lead to prompt spread of the failure due to heat and excessive tyre sidewalls deformations and the second case will develop.
 

In the second case the wheel rolls without inflation pressure. In this case most of the forces imposed on the tyre are transferred by the Run Flat system insert, which contacts the inner surface of the tyre in the tread area. The tyre carcass is exposed to considerable deformations up to the point of breaking that is boosted by heat generation in deflected area. The third case is when the tyre is destroyed (by explosion or heat) to such an extent that the insert directly rolls on the ground. Having no protection, the insert will be exposed to severe abrasive wear and repeatedly lose large pieces of its structural material and then the insert will be entirely destroyed.
 

Some of the advantages of using Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts are:

• Easy to install with hand tools and you do not require any special machinery.
• Wheel Balancing as we do a normal tire.
• It does not need regular servicing unless its being used on Runflat mode.
• Can be re-fitted when changing with new tires so our Runflats serves longer.
• Can be reused on the same wheel rims and Tires

On a growth track North American Run Flat system insert market is a leader due to heavy use of system in Military Application. Expanding market of Military Vehicle manufacturing along with safety concern are the main parameter responsible for the growth of Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market in region. Asia- Pacific, Europe, South America, Middle East and Africa expected to show constant growth in forecasted period , due to the more shift towards the use of safety feature inside the vehicle.
 

Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market: Competitive Analysis

Report includes accurate analysis of key players with Market Value, Company profile, SWOT analysis. The Study constitutes of following key players in Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market:

• RunFlat International

• Lasco International Group

• Run Flat Systems

• Terra Trak

• Briscoe Technologies

• Mas Makina Metal

• Hutchinson Industries

• TAC Run Flat Tire Systems

• Bulldog Direct Protective Systems

• Rodgard

Geographical analysis of Commercial Vehicle Run-flat Tire Inserts Market:

• North America
       • U.S.A
       • Canada

• Europe

      • France
      • Germany
      • Spain
      • UK
      • Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific
      • China
      • Japan
      • India
      • South East Asia

• Latin America
      • Brazil

• Middle East and Africa