About a third of cheap car tires may disappear from the Russian market. Izvestia writes about this.
The publication says that the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation has already proposed to the country’s government to ban automotive rubber, which contains a lot of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. These are carcinogenic substances released from the substance in the form of toxic dust when tires wear out.
The administration assumes that this will help protect citizens’ health and support local tire manufacturers. At the same time, a number of experts said that Russian motorists will significantly switch to used products and start changing tires less often.
At the same time, the report says that tire prices in the budget segment may rise. material.
“On average, rubber in the budget segment may become more expensive due to the replacement of components, which will lead to increased costs and changes in technological production standards,” said Dmitry Baranov, chief expert at Finam Management.
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