Interest in Off-roaders Raises the Tide of the Off-the-road (OTR) Tire Market, Says Fairfield Market Research Widespread deployment of off-the-road tires in the farming, mining, and construction industries have fueled demand in the off-the-road tire market. The mining industry has been weathered the COVID-19 storm better than most, ensuring bright prospects for off-the-road tire companies. Due to the 2008 financial crisis and COVID-19, the construction industry has been especially sluggish in developed countries. It is expected that developing countries will pick up the slack soon as their need for critical urban infrastructure remains unmet. For More Insights into the Market, Get Sample Copy of this Report: https://www.fairfieldmarketresearch.com/report/off-the-road-tire-otr-market/ Thrill-seeking Customers Indulge in Off-road Trips Benefiting Off-the-road Tire Market There has been a significant government push towards developing public infrastructure – particularly in emerging economies. For e.g. – India’s Smart Cities Mission aims to develop 100 cities by 2023. Along with this, consumers in both developed and developing countries are partaking in off-roading adventure activity and companies have launched several special offroaders to cater to this. The mining industry has been the cash cow for the off-the-road tire market in this era of economic upheaval. Ever-increasing industrialization along with massive demand for original and aftermarket equipment should raise the profile of the off-the-road tire market. Unabated Demand in the Agriculture Industry Key for the Off-the-road Tire Market COVID-19 has turned the global supply chain model upside down. Mainstream suppliers have faced unprecedented challenges with domestic and international logistics bottlenecks. Several companies have frozen production entirely during the pandemic, squeezing operating profits and making overheads skyrocket. The agricultural industry has been able to withstand the turbulence caused by COVID-19 and has balanced the plunge in demand in the construction sector. In addition, technological advancements pertaining to real-time data collection, nanotechnology, or vehicle maneuvering should aid the global off-the-road tire market. In Order to place the Purchase Query Click Here: sales@fairfieldmarketresearch.com Low Cost of Labor and Availability of Raw Materials Explains Dominance of APAC Region The huge population of APAC ensures that millions of people are involved in both agriculture and manufacturing. China and India are among the world’s largest industrial and agrarian nations in terms of output and western companies have established bases there to tap their lower labor cost, favorable government policies, and raw material availability.