KABAT TYRE Exhibits at the First Automechanika Dubai in Expo City

KABAT TYRE, a Polish manufacturer of tyres, inner tubes and rubber products, is exhibiting at this year’s Automechanika Dubai. Visitors can find the company at stand S-03557 in the South Hall.

From a Repair Workshop to a Tyre Manufacturer

KABAT TYRE dates back to 1983, when it began as a family-run tyre and inner tube repair workshop occupying just 21 square metres. The company went on to manufacture its own inner tubes and produced its first KABAT-branded pneumatic tyre in 2011. Three years later, it added solid forklift tyres to its range.

Today, KABAT TYRE operates two plants in Poland’s Wielkopolska region, in Budzyń and Bolechowo. It manufactures agricultural and industrial tyres, inner tubes, tyre flaps, rubber compounds and rubber profiles. Its Bolechowo plant also retreads tyres for vehicles including lorries and construction machinery. More recently, the company expanded into radial tractor tyres, unveiling its first range at the AGRO SHOW in Bednary, Poland. According to the company, its products are exported to 80 countries.

More Than 1,300 Exhibitors Expected at the New Venue

Automechanika Dubai 2026 runs from 10 to 12 November. After 22 editions at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the show has moved to the Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City Dubai. The organiser expects more than 1,300 exhibitors from over 50 countries. Alongside tyre and wheel manufacturers, the show brings together suppliers of spare parts, lubricants, diagnostic tools and workshop equipment.

For automotive suppliers, Dubai offers a chance to meet importers and wholesalers serving the Gulf states and African markets. For tyre manufacturers, these conversations can help establish which sizes are worth stocking locally and which customers a distributor can reach, from commercial vehicle tyre service centres to suppliers of agricultural machinery parts.

According to a forecast cited by the organiser, the automotive aftermarket in the Middle East and Africa could reach US$87 billion by 2034.