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Statistical data for the global tire raw materials supply market today and to 2021.
Exclusive insight into the sectors of the tire industry broken down by vehicle type, OEM and replacement markets, regional differences, and tire type.
The key threats, opportunities and disruptive technologies that could shape the tire material supply and demand.

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The data and information for this report were gathered using a combination of secondary and primary research. Secondary research consisted of a review of published material, conference proceedings, and information from organizations and companies involved in the production, supply, and use of tires and their ingredients. Primary research consisted of interviews with specialists along the tire supply chain. These data were analyzed to provide estimates and forecasts for the tire markets by end-use sector, type, and region.

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Insight into the tire industry, including, leading tire manufactures, steps in the tire production process, and growth factors.
The factors growing the global tire materials market over the next five years.
Identification of the materials used by the tire industry broken down by sector, region and material.

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Raw material suppliers
Rubber, chemical and equipment suppliers
Tire manufactures
Tire wholesalers and retail distributors
Industry consultants and analysts

Name The Future of Tire Raw Materials to 2021

Date 2/15/2016

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Executive Summary
Chapter 1: Introduction & Methodology

Scope
Definitions
Abbreviations

Chapter 2: the tire industry

Introduction
Leading tire manufacturers
Steps in tire production
Sectors within the industry
- By vehicle type
- Oem and replacement markets
- Regional differences
- Tire types
Growth forecasts for the passenger car(pc)/ light goods vehicle (lv) and t&b tire markets
- Passenger car and light goods
- Truck and bus
- Specialties
- Regional differences
- Energy tires

Chapter 3: materials used by the tire industry and present consumption

By sector
By region
By material
- Elastomers
  - Natural rubber
  - Synthetic elastomers
    - Esbr
    - Ssbr
    - Pbr
    - Butyl rubber
    - Polyisoprene (ir)
  - Functionalized elastomers
- Tire oils (rubber processing oils, rpo)
- Textile and steel tire cords
  - Steel
  - Textile
- Cord adhesion promoters
  - Steel
  - Textile
- Reinforcing fillers
- Carbon black
  - Precipitatied silica
- Silane coupling agents
- Antioxidants and antiozonants
- Compound and mold release agents
- Tackifiers
- Curatives
- Anti-scorch agents (retardants)
  - Sulfur
  - Zinc oxide
  - Stearic acid
- Accelerators
- Homogenisers
- Peptisers
- Recyclates
- Emerging and fringe materials
  - Nano fillers
  - Organic fillers
  - Tpms materials
  - Rfid and sensors

Chapter 4: materials growth (by type and total)

Main trends likely to impact on tire materials
Trends in vehicle technology
- Reducing emissions
- Elimination of spare wheel
- Sustainability
- End of life recycling
- Premium automotive markets
- Larger and heavier trucks
- Alternative fuels
Tire industry trends
- Continued radicalization
- Lightweighting
- Reducing materials cost
- Automation of tire making
- Greater use of modelling
Tire associated regulations (including labelling)
- Reach
Tire pressure monitoring system (tpms)
- Tpms in us
Sustainability and recycling
Sustainability of raw materials
- Elastomers
- Tire oils
- Reinforcing fillers
- Steel tire cords
- Textile cords
- Zinc oxide
- Sulfur
- Stearic acid
Recycling
Increasing durability
Reducing rolling resistance
Approaches to truck (and bus) tires

Chapter 5: growth predictions for materials consumption

Total materials consumption 2014-21
Elastomers
- Natural rubber
- Synthetic rubbers
- Esbr and ssbr
- Butyl rubber
- Butadiene rubbers
- Neodymium br (ndbr)
- Polyisoprene
- Functionalised elastomers
Carbon black
- Hd silica (hds)
- Conventional silica
Silane coupling agents
Tire oils
Cords (steel and textile)
- O steel
- O textile cords (nylon, polyester, rayon and para-aramid)
Steel cord adhesion promoters
Rfl systems for textiles
Antioxidants and antiozonants
Accelerators and curatives
Tackifiers
Compound and mold release
Homogenisers
Peptisers
Recylates
Emerging materials

Appendix 1. Silica / silane low rolling resistance techology
Appendix 2. Sustainability and bio-sourcing of monomers
Appendix 3. Closed loop recycling of tire materials

List of Tables:

Table E1:The Main Tire Sectors
Table E2: Tire raw materials segments in 2014 (Volume in KT)
Table E3: The principal trends which will affect tire materials use
Table E4: Tire materials which are predicted to deviate most from the trend of tire growth
Table E5: Historic % growth of global tires number against GDP growth %
Table E6: Volume Global Passenger car and Light Goods vehicles tires 2014-21 (million units)
Table E7: Volume Global Truck/Bus tires 2014-21 in million units
Table E8: Ratio of NR:SBR Price for the Years 2010-14
Table E9: Natural vs. Synthetic Rubber
Table E10: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the two main sectors by Region (for tires consumed there) in million tonnes
Table E11: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the 2 main sectors by region (for tires consumed there) in billion $
Table E12: Overall tire materials use (in ‘000 tonnes)2014 and 2021
Table 2.1: 2014 OEM vs. Replacement PC/LV and T&B
Table 2.2: Top10 Tire Manufacturers by Tire Sales Value billion US $ in 2014
Table 2.3: The Main Tire Sectors Included in this Report
Table 2.4:Main distinguishing features and material differences by Tire Class
Table 2.5:Comparison of the advantages and limitations of bias and radial tire construction for Passenger Car/Light goods vehicles and Truck/Bus
Table 2.6: The principal trends which will affect tire materials use
Table 2.7: Forecast Population Changes for the period 2015-35
Table 2.8:Population Increase 1999-2006
Table 2.9: Historic % growth of global tires number against GDP growth %
Table 2.10: Volume Global Passenger car and Light Goods vehicles tires 2014-21 (million units)
Table 2.11: Value Global Passenger car and Light Goods vehicle tires 2014-21 in billion $
Table 2.12: Volume Global Truck/Bus tires 2014-21 in million units
Table 2.13:Value Global Truck/Bus tires 2014-2021 in billion $
Table 2.14: % Volume trend Specialty tires 2013-15
Table 2.15: Volume trend of the Specialty Tires market, 2014-21
Table 2.16: Volume Passenger car and Light Goods vehicles tire market 2014-21, radial + bias/ OEM + Replacement by region in million units
Table 2.17: Volume Truck/Bus tire market in million units 2014-2021 (radial + bias/ OEM + Replacement) by region in million units
Table 2.18: Forecast Volume Growth in the Energy Tire Share of the PCT and LV tire market 2014-21 (% of total units, assuming 1kg of HDS per energy tire)
Table 2.19: Conservative Scenario for Growth of Energy Tires in the Truck and Bus Market
Table 3.1:The Main tire sectors
Table 3.2: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the two main sectors by Region (for tires consumed there) in million tonnes
Table 3.3: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the 2 main sectors by region (for tires consumed there) in billion $
Table 3.4: Main tire raw materials segments in 2014 (in ‘000 tonnes)
Table 3.5Main elastomers used in tires
Table 3.6: Ratio of NR:SBR Price for the Years 2010-14
Table 3.7: Natural vs. Synthetic Rubber
Table 3.8: Principal ESBR producers
Table 3.9: Principal SSBRproducers
Table 3.10: The main IIR Producers
Table 3.11: The main IR producers
Table 3.12: % Volumebase oils market by API Classification (%)
Table 3.13: Main tire oils
Table 3.14: Tire oil types global consumption in tonnes 2014
Table 3.15: The main suppliers of Textile Cords
Table 3.16:Main steel cord adhesives suppliers
Table 3.17: Main textile adhesion promoter suppliers
Table 3.18:Largest Carbon Black producers with capacity 2000-13
Table 3.19: Carbon Black use in tire markets, 2014
Table 3.20: Main producers of Precipitated Silicas for use in tires
Table 3.21: The main companies producing tire Silanes
Table 3.22: Global consumption of antioxidants and anti-ozonants
Table 3.23: The main companies producing Mold Release Agents
Table 3.24: The Tackifiers market
Table 3.25: The Accelerators market
Table 3.26:Main suppliers of Homogenisers
Table 4.1: Selected countries’ targets for reducing CO2 emissions
Table 4.2: Present status of fuel economy regulations (Passenger Car and Light Commercial Vehicles)
Table 4.3:SmartWay tractor/trailer requirements
Table 4.4:Tire labelling schemes coverage
Table 5.1: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the two main sectors by Region (for tires consumed there) in million tonnes
Table 5.2: 2014 Tire raw materials used in the 2 main sectors by region (for tires consumed there) in billion $
Table 5.3: Overall tire materials use (in ‘000 tonnes)2014 and 2021
Table 5.4: Tire materials which are predicted to deviate most from the trend of tire growth
Table 5.5: Natural rubber volume for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.6: Synthetic rubber volume for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.7: ESBR demand for tires by region ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.8: SSBR demand for tires by tegion ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.9: Butyl rubber demand for tires by region ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.10: Polybutadiene rubber demand for tires by region ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.11: NdBR demand for tires by region ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.12: Polyisoprene rubber demand for tires by region ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.13: Carbon black demand worldwide for tires in ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.14: HDS Silica demand for tires by region in tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.15: Conventional Silica demand for tires in tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.16:Silane (principally TESPT) demand for tires by region in tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.17: Volume global tire oils 2014-21 ( both direct to tire companies and indirect through Elastomer producers) in million tonnes
Table 5.18: Volume global tire oils 2014-21 (both direct to tire companies and indirect through Elastomer producers) by region in million tonnes
Table 5.19: Value global tire oils 2014-21 (both direct to tire companies and indirect through Elastomer producers) in billon $
Table 5.20: Volume global principal processing oils, by oil type for tires, 2014-21 (‘000 tonnes)
Table 5.21: Steel cord volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.22: Steel cord volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires 2014-21 by region
Table 5.23: Tire textile cord volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.24: Nylon volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide
Table 5.25: Polyester volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide
Table 5.26: Rayon volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.27: Global volume para-aramid in tonnes by application 2014-21
Table 5.28: Cobalt salts volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires worldwide 2014-21
Table 5.29: Cobalt salt volumes in ‘000 tonnes used for tires 2014-21 by region
Table 5.30: RFL adhesives volume in ‘000 tonnes 2014-21
Table 5.31: The Antiozonant Waxes market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.32: The 6PPD market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.33: The TMQ market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.34: The Phenolic Antioxidants market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.35: The DPG market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.36: The Sulphenamide accelerators (=CBS) market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.37: Thiazoles (MBT and MBTS) market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.38: The Anti-Scorch market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.39: The Sulphur (Ordinary and Insoluble) market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.40: The Zinc Oxide market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.41: The Stearic Acid market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.42: The Phenolics (butyl and octyl) Tackifiers market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.43: The Other tackifiers (hydrocarbon resins, rosin deratives, cumarone-indene resins) market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.44: Mold release agents in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.45: Compound release agents in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.46: Homogenisers market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 5.47: Peptisers market in ‘000 tonnes for 2014-21
Table 1 Appendix 2:Smithers estimates for global rubber monomer requirements (million tonnes) for tire production 2014-24
Table 2 Appendix 2: Advantages and limitations of syn-gas fermentation

List of Figures:

Figure 2.1: Bias vs. Radial tires
Figure 2.2. Middle class populations in BRIC, 2000, 2010 and 2020 (million)
Figure 2.3: Oil price developments in $, Jan 1970-Dec 2014
Figure 3.1.Comparison of Naphthenic Black Oil, TDAE and RAE

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