Solutions by industry

Built around how your fleet actually runs.

A tanker fleet, a bus operator and a quarry do not share a specification. They share a partner who understands the difference.

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Logistics and transport

Uptime across the Kingdom's corridors.

The challenge

Long-haul and regional fleets run at full load in extreme heat on some of the longest corridors in the region. A tire failure on the Riyadh to Dammam highway costs the load, the driver's hours and the customer.

What we do

  • Long-haul and regional specifications by axle position, with retreadable casings and the right cold pressures.
  • Stock at fulfilment centres along the corridors the fleet runs.
  • Cost per kilometre thinking, so procurement decisions are made on the right number, not the price per tire.

Typical fleet: Tractor units, rigid trucks, trailers, tankers, container carriers.

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Construction and mining

Tires that survive the site.

The challenge

Sharp rock, steep grades, overload and heat finish off-road tires long before mileage does. A loader down for a tire is a crew standing still.

What we do

  • Off-road specifications by machine, surface and cycle, with reinforced sidewalls and heat-rated compounds.
  • Delivery to site, with sizes and patterns specified per machine.
  • Honest advice on the highway-to-site split for mixed-service trucks.

Typical fleet: Loaders, articulated and rigid dump trucks, graders, tippers, cranes, site pickups.

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Government and public transport

Dependability at public scale.

The challenge

Municipal fleets, public transport operators and government entities need documented supply, predictable spend and a supplier who can serve every region, not just the capital.

What we do

  • Quotations, documentation and delivery terms structured for tenders and framework agreements.
  • Bus and municipal vehicle specifications for stop-start urban duty.
  • Kingdom-wide delivery through nine fulfilment centres.

Typical fleet: City buses, coaches, municipal trucks, service vehicles, emergency and utility fleets.

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Ports, industrial and energy

Around the clock on concrete and steel.

The challenge

Terminal equipment, plant fleets and energy-sector support vehicles run continuous shifts under heavy loads. Tire life is measured in hours, not kilometres.

What we do

  • Port handling and industrial specifications for reach stackers, terminal tractors and trailers.
  • Supply schedules aligned to shift patterns and maintenance windows.
  • Supply into Jubail, Dammam, Jeddah, Yanbu and the industrial cities.

Typical fleet: Reach stackers, terminal tractors, container trailers, plant vehicles, support trucks.

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Distribution and last mile

City stops all day, every day.

The challenge

Vans and pickups on urban delivery lose tires to kerbs, overload and under-inflation. Every vehicle off the road is missed deliveries.

What we do

  • Light commercial specifications for load and scrub resistance at urban duty.
  • Pressure guidance by vehicle and load, the fastest win in this category.
  • Fast supply from local stock so a van is back on route quickly.

Typical fleet: Panel vans, pickups, minibuses, light trucks.

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