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Automotive market of Russia
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2024: The volume of the Russian tire installation services market for the year increased by 14.6% to ₽186,67 billion
The Russian tire installation services market in 2024 increased by 14.6% in nominal terms and reached a maximum value of ₽186,67 billion. In real terms, taking into account inflation, the increase was 2.9%, which indicates the industry's entry into a stable development trajectory. This is evidenced by data from a study published on July 18, 2025.
According to Gidmarket, over the five-year period from 2020 to 2024, the Russian tire market has shown positive dynamics, despite the influence of external and internal shocks. In 2023, the growth rate slowed down - nominal growth was only 3%, with a decrease in real terms by 5.2%.
The most difficult year for the industry was 2020, when the market volume decreased by 7.8% in nominal terms and by 10% in real terms due to restrictive measures of the pandemic. Recovery growth began in 2021 amid the lifting of restrictions and the revival of consumer activity.
The market structure demonstrates the dominance of the passenger segment, which accounts for 78.2% of the total volume of services. Truck tire, including bus and special equipment services, occupies 21.8% of the market. This segment requires specialized equipment and higher personnel qualifications, which ensures increased margin of services.
The geographical distribution of the market reflects the concentration of motor vehicles in large regions. The Central Federal District leads with a share of 26.5% due to the high density of vehicles in Moscow and adjacent regions. The Volga Federal District ranks second with an indicator of 20.3%.
The regional market structure includes the following federal districts:
- Siberian FO - 11.1%
- South FO - 10.9%
- Ural Federal District - 10.6%
- Northwest FO - 9.5%
- Far Eastern FO - 6.0%
- North Caucasus FO - 5.2%
The growth of the industry is supported by an increase in the fleet, the development of transport and logistics infrastructure, stable demand for seasonal services and the expansion of offers through digitalization.[1]
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