Prometeon is set to showcase its own-branded truck and coach tyres for the first time at a European trade event, highlighting the group’s strategic shift towards premium positioning. The company will attend Transport Logistic 2025 in Munich from 2–5 June, bringing both its new Serie 02 tyre range and fleet-focused PRO Services platform to the forefront.
This marks Prometeon’s return to Europe’s leading logistics and transport exhibition, where it previously appeared under a different capacity in 2023.
Prometeon’s latest tyre development, the Serie 02 range, will be the centrepiece of its stand at Hall A6, Stand 103/204. The series reflects over 200 million kilometres of real-world testing, with a focus on extending mileage, improving durability, and reducing environmental impact.
Key products on display will include:
In addition to product innovation, Prometeon will highlight its PRO Services platform, aimed at helping commercial fleets manage tyres more sustainably and efficiently. The offering includes:
This integrated service approach is designed to align with customers transitioning to lower-emission mobility while maintaining operational performance.
The combination of reduced rolling resistance and digital integration reflects the increasing demand from commercial fleets for cost-effective, low-emission solutions. The PRO Services model also supports the shift towards predictive, data-led fleet management, key to driving efficiency in a changing transport sector.
Tagged with: Prometeon, Serie 02 tyres, Transport Logistic 2025, fleet tyre solutions, low rolling resistance tyres, sustainable truck tyres, RFID tyres, commercial vehicle tyres, tyre monitoring, EV-ready tyres
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