RTX Scotland opens at the SEC Glasgow in 15 days, promising a concise, fleet-first showcase on 19–20 November. For tyre buyers and operators, the inaugural show offers a practical chance to compare products, services and workshop tools in one hall, with Michelin, Hankook and Scotland’s own Redpath Tyres among the key names to visit.
Organisers pitch RTX Scotland as a compact, free-to-attend event built around live kit, expert briefings and an exhibitor roster tailored to regional operators. Doors open 09:00 on Wednesday and 09:00 on Thursday, with the SEC site offering straightforward access for depot teams travelling in. Registration remains free for industry visitors.
Michelin Tyre Plc anchors the tyre presence on Stand F20 under the “Wheels and tyres” category. Michelin’s appearance follows a year of UK fleet activity and product news, making Glasgow a timely stop for specifiers eyeing durability and efficiency on mixed routes.
Hankook Tyre UK brings its commercial range to Stand B20, with the organiser’s preview also flagging a look at the e-SMART City AU56 — a bus tyre designed for electric urban duty cycles. As the company puts it, RTX Scotland is a chance to “discover the right tyre solutions for your operation.”
Redpath Tyres gives the show a strong local dimension on Stand H26. The distributor operates across Scotland and the wider UK with 24/7 coverage and specialist earthmover capability, making its Glasgow stand a useful networking point for fleet support, casing policies and emergency response.
Two workshop names worth a look for tyre maintenance teams: Laser Tools (A12) brings insulated and hydrogen-ready tools alongside wheel service equipment, while AES UK (A28) focuses on commercial vehicle wheel alignment and garage solutions — useful for fleets aligning cost-per-kilometre goals with real-world maintenance.
Visitor registration and practical details are available via the organiser’s site; https://forms.reg.buzz/RTX-Scotland-2025
Check the online exhibitor list and floorplan before you travel; https://roadtransportexpo.co.uk/scotland/en/page/floorplan
Tagged with: RTX Scotland, SEC Glasgow, Michelin truck tyres, Hankook commercial tyres, Redpath Tyres, TPMS and inspection, tyre maintenance tools, fleet tyre strategies, tyre cost per kilometre, workshop alignment
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