Inter-Sprint says its refreshed Tyfoon private-brand programme contains twice as many sizes as the previous range. The update is led by the Successor 8 summer tyre and All-Season 7, with the current portfolio covering passenger cars, SUVs and light commercial vehicles across summer, all-season and winter applications.
The expansion gives tyre dealers a broader choice of Tyfoon fitments, although Inter-Sprint has not published the size counts behind its claim that the range has doubled.
The Tyfoon range lists the Successor 8 for small and mid-size passenger cars in 13 to 15-inch rim diameters. The Successor 8+ covers 16 to 22 inches and is positioned for higher-performance passenger cars and SUVs. Together, the two summer patterns span different parts of the car replacement market.
The All-Season 7 is listed for passenger cars and SUVs in 13 to 20-inch sizes. The portfolio also includes the All-Season VAN 6, Heavy Duty 5 summer van tyre and Winter Transport 5. For passenger cars and SUVs, Tyfoon lists the Eurosnow 5 winter pattern. The current range page identifies these products but does not establish that every pattern was newly introduced or updated as part of this refresh.
For UK dealers, the remaining practical questions are how many sizes have been added and which of the refreshed patterns and fitments they can order. Public range information does not provide a UK distributor list or confirm UK stock coverage for the complete programme.
Tags: Inter-Sprint, Tyfoon tyres, Tyfoon Successor 8, Tyfoon Successor 8+, Tyfoon All-Season 7, private-brand tyres, summer tyres, all-season tyres, van tyres, tyre distribution
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