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NAMA Tires has realized strong market acceptance in the U.S. for its all-steel specialty trailer tires, as demand continues to grow among distributors and trailer operators."Engineered with a reinforced carcass structure using ultra-high-tensile alloy steel cords, enabling an increase of approximately 15% in rated single-tire load capacity compared with conventional specialty trailer tires," say NAMA Tire officials. "This design improves resistance to deformation and fatigue under
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NAMA’s Thailand-Made ST (Special Trailer) Radial Tires Maintain Momentum in the U.S. Trailer SegmentLos Angeles, CA — June 3rd, 2026 — NAMA Tires continues to expand its presence in the U.S. trailer tire market with its Thailand-manufactured ST (Special Trailer) radial portfolio, anchored by the established NM394 pattern. The program is designed to support a broad range of trailer applications—travel trailers, utility trailers, boat trailers and commercial cargo transport—where stable performance and dependable supply remain key purchasing considerations.Manufactured in Thailand, NAMA's ST
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NAMA Tires is continuing to strengthen its position as a competitive private label tire supplier, with total mold investment now reaching approximately $8.84 million.The company said additional investments are already planned as it continues to expand new product lines, improve supply flexibility and support long-term cooperation with global distribution partners.According to NAMA, the investment reflects its long-term strategy to enhance product differentiation, improve supply stability and pro
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As farm economics tighten across the agricultural industry, more growers are delaying new equipment purchases and pushing existing machines harder than ever. With input costs under constant scrutiny, even small, preventable breakdowns can take a big bite out of harvest profits.One growing concern is stubble damage. In corn, wheat, and soybean fields, sharp crop residue left after harvest can slash through tire sidewalls and treads, leading to costly downtime at the worst possible moment. Industr
