Wholesale tyres from Thailand, ready for global trade.
Source truck and bus radial, passenger, agricultural, OTR and motorcycle tyres for wholesale distribution, fleet use and container-volume import. Search 102 product references, then request current availability for your destination.

Find the right tyre without digging.
Each category groups related products together so buyers can move quickly to the right tyre family.






Commercial truck tyres built for container-volume buyers.
For buyers sourcing high-volume commercial truck radials, the site now separates the bulk hub from the 295/75R22.5 and 11R22.5 buying guides.
Popular wholesale tyre references.
Start with high-demand truck, OTR, passenger and motorcycle references, then search the complete catalogue.
Recognised tyre makes ready for wholesale sourcing.
Brand availability can vary by size, quantity and shipment timing. Send the required tyre size and destination to confirm current stock and container options.






























From Thailand sourcing to a container your business can sell.
Thai Tire helps trade buyers move beyond a vague product request. Build the order around exact sizes, axle or machine application, load requirements, brand tier, quantities, destination and shipping terms.
Thailand tyre sourcing
Evaluate the supplier, product evidence, quotation and export basis before approval.
02Wholesale TBR tyres
Specify truck and bus radials by size, axle position, load and duty cycle.
03Container planning
Understand why product dimensions, nesting, mix and payload control the final count.
04FOB, CFR and CIF
Compare responsibility, freight, insurance and risk using the named port.
05Import documents
Prepare invoice, packing, transport, origin and product evidence before loading.
06Buyer knowledge centre
Open the complete library of sourcing, shipping, size and category guides.

A useful quotation answers more than “how much?”
The unit price is one input. A buyer also needs to know exactly what is being supplied, whether it is current stock or planned production, which trade term applies, how the order fits, which documents are included and what evidence will be available before shipment.
Send an itemised requirement and destination. If you only have sidewall photographs or an older order sheet, send those first; the final line can then be confirmed against current technical data.







