Petromin has announced a strategic distribution partnership with Linglong Tyre, significantly expanding its automotive product portfolio in Saudi Arabia.
The distribution agreement was signed by Steve Basra, Group Chief Executive Officer of Petromin Corporation, and Xu Yongchao, Vice President of Shandong Linglong Tyre Company. The signing ceremony was attended by H.E. Amr Al-Dabbagh, Chairman of Al Dabbagh Group, Wang Pingping, Chairman of Shandong Linglong Tyre Company, and Tariq Javed, CEO of Petromin Auto Care Company, alongside senior leadership from both organisations.
The partnership combines Petromin Auto Care's extensive aftersales network, the largest service infrastructure in the Kingdom with over 800 service centres, with Linglong's innovative tyre technology and manufacturing expertise.
Under the agreement, Petromin Auto Care will provide comprehensive after-sales support and warranty coverage for Linglong tyres across its nationwide network, ensuring customers have access to quality products backed by reliable service.
The collaboration marks a significant development in Saudi Arabia's automotive aftermarket sector, bringing together Linglong's high-quality tyre solutions with Petromin's established reputation for customer service and technical expertise.
Tagged with: Petromin Auto Care, Linglong Tyre, Saudi tyre market, GCC tyre labelling, SASO energy label, OE fitments, tyre distribution, aftersales network, warranty support, replacement tyres
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