
ZC Rubber to debut A-rated wet grip tyres across passenger and commercial segments under WESTLAKE and GOODRIDE brands
Zhongce Rubber (ZC Rubber) will present a new range of EU-market tyres at Autopromotec 2025, covering passenger, all-season, winter, and commercial applications.
As one of the world’s top tyre manufacturers, Zhongce Rubber Group Co., Ltd. (ZC Rubber) is preparing to launch several new products under its WESTLAKE and GOODRIDE brands at Autopromotec 2025 in Bologna, Italy. The company’s latest offerings span a wide range of vehicle segments and have been engineered to meet evolving European safety, performance, and regulatory expectations.
ZC Rubber’s announcement places a strong emphasis on wet grip performance, with several models achieving A or B ratings on the EU Tyre Label — a key priority in the European market.
Two new passenger tyre models headline the WESTLAKE and GOODRIDE launches:
All-season options include:
Addressing colder regions, ZC Rubber will showcase the:
For fleet operators, ZC Rubber is unveiling the next generation of WESTLAKE commercial truck tyres, including:
Under the GOODRIDE brand, the company will also highlight a new flagship commercial tyre range tailored for the European transport sector, designed to deliver premium performance with a focus on cost efficiency.
ZC Rubber’s line-up at Autopromotec reflects key trends shaping the European tyre market: stronger wet grip performance, broader all-season coverage, and a focus on commercial transport needs. As regulatory pressures around tyre labelling increase and fleet operators prioritise lifecycle value, tyre makers are responding with differentiated offerings that combine performance with compliance. The inclusion of winter and directional tread designs also demonstrates increased regional segmentation — a sign of rising maturity in product localisation strategy.
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