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CEAT launches next generation truck tyre

CHENNAI: CEAT has announced the commercial launch of its next generation truck tyre — CEAT Mile XL. The new tyre is aimed at meeting the aftermarket needs in the emerging transportation scenario, said Rajiv Jain, General Manger (Marketing). Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, Mr. Jain said Mile XL would provide higher mileage and cooler running. He said the company was working to expand radial tyre capacity for passenger cars.

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