Ceat Introduces New LCV Radial Sizes under ‘Milaze’Platform
Considering the growing trend of radial tyre usage in LCVs, tyre manufacturer CEAT Limited, has launched new sizes under its LCV radial tyres’ platform – ‘Milaze’, according to a company statement.
These tyres will be suitable for goods and passenger carriers, and will be introduced in major markets across the country.
The new sizes are - 7.00 R16 | 7.50 R16 | 8.25 R16 | 235/75 R17.5. 7.00 R16 Milaze AW is designed with shoulders having deep grooves that lead to reduced heat build-up.
Its wider tread gives good traction. 7.50 R16 and 8.25 R16 Milaze tyres have special tread design and compound, leading to reduced heat build-up. The stress relaxation sipes in shoulder ribs offer low rolling resistance, resulting in better fuel efficiency. 235/75 R17.5 Milaze tyres have four longitudinal grooves, leading to water drainage. Its continuous shoulder rib offers cornering stability.
Nitish Bajaj, Vice President Marketing, CEAT Tyres commented, “Radial tyres provide necessary advantages of better vehicle control, longer life and lower fuel consumption. It has always been our constant endeavor to manufacture tyres with great benefits to our customers. And, we are very positive that the new introductions under Milaze platform will garner huge demand across markets.”
CEAT produces over 15 million tyres a year and offers a wide range of tyres to all segments and manufactures radials for: heavy-duty trucks and buses, light commercial vehicles, earthmovers, forklifts, tractors, trailers, cars, motorcycles and scooters as well as auto-rickshaws.
2026-10-02
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