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Akshay Chandromittal

🚀Building Wheeloy |... • 4m

With over 21 million bikes and scooters sold every year, riders today are making more informed choices when it comes to tyres. It’s no longer just about picking whatever is available at the nearest shop. Performance, durability, and convenience now play a big role. MRF and Ceat still dominate, but I’ve been noticing brands like Apollo, JK Tyre, TVS, and Michelin steadily gaining ground. In the last 3 to 4 years, Reise Tyres has also entered the market, making competition even more interesting. What’s even more fascinating is how buying behavior is changing. More people are researching online, comparing options, and looking for doorstep services rather than relying solely on local dealers. The demand for grip, mileage, and tubeless technology is driving serious innovation in this space. The market isn’t just growing. It’s transforming. The real question is, are companies adapting fast enough? Would love to hear your thoughts on this. 👇

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