RH Claydon has announced it is now the exclusive UK distributor for Goodtrip TBR (Truck and Bus Radial) tyres, expanding its commercial offering with a competitively priced range designed for durability and mileage.
Available nationwide through RH Claydon’s eight warehouse locations, the Goodtrip truck tyre range is targeted at fleets seeking reliable performance on a budget.
Manufactured in high-tech facilities, Goodtrip TBR tyres are engineered with wear-resistant compounds and tread designs that aim to deliver long service life under commercial use. According to RH Claydon, the tyres have been developed to meet the needs of fleets seeking both economy and durability in daily operations.
The range includes options for steer, drive, and trailer axle fitments.
As part of the agreement, RH Claydon offers full UK distribution support, including:
▪ Nationwide delivery from eight warehouse hubs
▪ Technical advice via its experienced sales team
▪ Access to a full range of Goodtrip truck tyre sizes
Fleet operators and trade customers can contact their local RH Claydon representative for ordering and support.
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While positioned as a budget product, the Goodtrip truck range reflects a growing trend of global tyre brands gaining ground in the UK fleet market. With rising operating costs and pressure on margins, more operators are exploring cost-effective alternatives backed by local distributors. The RH Claydon partnership signals growing interest in overseas TBR manufacturers seeking access to established UK logistics and support networks.
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