Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER 2027
12–15 April 2027 at Crocus Expo, Mezhdunarodnaya St. 16, Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, Russia. The organiser markets the show as a Moscow event; the venue is physically in Krasnogorsk. EXPOCENTRE AO organises this international exhibition for rubber goods, tyres, production, raw materials and equipment. The official visitor schedule lists 10:00–18:00 on 12–14 April and 10:00–16:00 on 15 April.
The exhibition covers a supply chain rather than a single finished product: raw and auxiliary materials, production equipment, finished goods, packaging, research, environmental solutions, contract manufacturing and services. Its 2026 results recorded 227 exhibitors from three countries and 10,400 visitors. These are previous-edition figures, not a forecast for 2027.
Why attend Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER?
Compare the supply chain
For tyre and rubber-goods manufacturers, the sector range can help structure a review of materials, additives, machinery and service options alongside finished products. Buyers can compare suppliers across more than one purchasing stage, while distributors can assess product ranges and sourcing propositions. Compare evidence against requirements instead of just collecting brochures.
Use the scale as context
The organiser reported 227 exhibitors and 10,400 visitors in 2026, with companies from three countries. These figures describe 2026, not a forecast or a promise to meet a particular supplier.
Focus on decisions
The organiser identifies purchasing decision-makers and influencers among the visitor audience and reports interest in supplier searches and purchasing. Visitors can make conversations more useful by arriving with product specifications, intended applications and a clear next step for each discussion.
Who should visit Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER?
Purchasing decision-makers and sourcing teams
The organiser’s visitor information identifies purchasing decision-makers and influencers, including visitors looking for suppliers. If you source tyres, rubber inputs or production equipment, use the sector list to divide requirements into immediate purchasing needs, products to benchmark and longer-term options. Compare specifications, application, origin, support and commercial terms where exhibitors can provide them. Record which details are confirmed and which need written follow-up.
Tyre and rubber-goods manufacturers and technical professionals
The event’s product categories include raw materials, additives, equipment, finished products, research and services. Engineers, production managers and technical buyers may use that breadth to examine whether a material or machine is relevant to a defined process. Bring the operating conditions, product or compound requirements, capacity questions and service expectations that matter at your plant. Treat catalogue descriptions as a starting point for technical review rather than proof of suitability.
Distributors, importers and channel professionals
Visitors assessing finished tyres or other rubber goods can compare product ranges and supplier propositions. Russia recorded substantial imports of rubber tyres in 2024, but trade value alone cannot show that a product will be profitable or that a route to market is available. Use conversations to understand specifications, origin, supply continuity and the documentation that would need independent verification before a commercial commitment.
What can you find at Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER?
The organiser groups the exhibition into these product sectors:
- Raw and auxiliary products and intermediate goods, including rubber materials and related inputs.
- Equipment and devices for the industry.
- Finished products.
- Packaging and storage.
- Innovations and research and development.
- Environmental protection and ecology.
- Contract manufacturing.
- Services.
The official sector page also identifies natural and synthetic rubber, elastomeric and composite materials, latex, additives, chemical fibres and yarns, technical textiles, cords and other raw materials. Use these categories to decide whether to prioritise materials, manufacturing technology, finished tyres and rubber goods, or supporting services. The broad sector list does not confirm individual 2027 exhibitors or products.
What should you aim to achieve?
If you are buying
Set a short list of product categories and define the requirements each option must meet. A useful objective might be to identify suppliers whose stated specifications match a particular application and to document what technical or commercial information is still missing.
If you manufacture
Choose one or two process questions to investigate: material performance, equipment capability, service requirements or a production need that could be addressed by a listed supplier category. Bring the measurements and conditions needed for a meaningful technical conversation.
If you distribute or import
Decide which product segments and customer needs you are evaluating. Compare product range, origin and supply proposition consistently, then list the current compliance, payment and delivery questions that must be checked through appropriate channels. Do not treat an exhibition discussion as regulatory or legal advice.
How to prepare before Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER
- Map your priorities. Sort the official sectors into essential, useful and optional. For a tyre producer, that could mean beginning with materials and equipment; for a distributor, finished products and supplier propositions may come first.
- Write a specification brief. Note application, dimensions or performance criteria where relevant, production conditions, expected capacity, quality requirements and after-sales needs. Share only information you are authorised to disclose.
- Build a target list. Check whether the organiser has released a current exhibitor directory for 2027. The 2026 results page contains previous-edition catalogue information; do not assume that list describes the next edition. If a current directory becomes available, mark companies A (essential), B (useful) and C (if time allows).
- Prepare supplier questions. Ask about product range, specifications, compatibility, quality documentation, service, delivery capability and commercial terms. For machinery, add capacity, installation and maintenance questions; for compounds or additives, clarify intended application and technical data.
- Confirm practical details. Check the organiser’s latest visitor registration, programme, venue-access information and daily opening hours before travelling. The published hours differ on the final day.
How to make the most of the exhibition
Use a consistent note for each conversation: Company → product → application → specification → origin → support → next action. This makes alternatives easier to compare after the visit and reduces the chance of confusing a general product description with a verified technical match.
For materials, note the grade and intended process; for equipment, capacity and service; for finished products, specification, origin and channel needs. Mark unanswered questions for follow-up documentation.
Use the official categories to prioritise meetings and leave time to review notes. Check the current programme before deciding which days or sessions match your goals.
After Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER: where follow-up begins
Within your team, separate contacts into immediate requirement, potential option and market-information follow-up. For each supplier, compare the same criteria rather than relying on memory: product fit, technical evidence, origin, service, commercial terms and unresolved questions. Request missing specifications or documents and route technical claims to the appropriate engineering or quality colleagues.
For a potential purchase, verify compliance, payment, delivery and supply conditions independently before committing. For a longer-term supplier or distribution prospect, record the next action and responsible colleague. The exhibition can support discovery and comparison; the decision and due diligence still depend on your organisation’s requirements.
Who should consider exhibiting?
The official sectors are relevant to suppliers of rubber and elastomer materials, additives, fibres, cords and technical textiles; manufacturers of tyres, rubber goods and production equipment; and providers of packaging, environmental solutions, research, contract manufacturing and services. Exhibitors should define which professional need their product addresses and what evidence a visitor needs to assess its fit.
Plan a measurable objective such as presenting a specific product range to relevant buyers, identifying distribution questions or collecting technical feedback. The organiser’s 2026 results provide a previous-edition scale reference, but no 2027 visitor or exhibitor outcome is guaranteed. Confirm the current participation package, deadlines and stand arrangements with EXPOCENTRE AO.
Krasnogorsk TIRES & RUBBER 2027 at a glance
| Item | Information |
|---|
| Event | TIRES & RUBBER, international exhibition for tyres, rubber goods, production, raw materials and equipment |
| Dates | 12–15 April 2027 |
| Daily hours | 10:00–18:00 on 12–14 April; 10:00–16:00 on 15 April |
| Venue | Crocus Expo, Mezhdunarodnaya St. 16, Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, Russia |
| Organiser | EXPOCENTRE AO |
| Main sectors | Rubber materials, equipment, finished products, packaging, research, environmental solutions, contract manufacturing and services |
| Latest published scale | 2026: 227 exhibitors from 3 countries; 10,400 visitors |
| Programme and current participation details | Check the organiser’s current information before planning; 2027 details were not confirmed in the pages reviewed. |
Make the visit purposeful
Before you go, ask: which supplier, product specification or production question must this visit help me evaluate? A focused plan can make time with exhibitors more useful. Compare. Verify. Record. Follow up.
Tyre trade opportunities in Russia
Market size and demand
OEC’s trade profile reports that Russia imported rubber tyres worth 1.96 billion US dollars in 2024 under HS 4011, while exports were reported at 152 million US dollars. The import figure is a trade value for tyres, not a measure of all rubber goods, domestic sales or the entire exhibition market. OEC identifies China as the principal source, at 1.47 billion US dollars in 2024. This records significant cross-border tyre trade; it does not establish growth, profitability or an easy route to market.
Commercial opportunities and limits
For tyre producers, exporters and distributors, the import profile may justify investigating product fit, origin and distribution channels. Buyers may use the event to compare supplier propositions against their specifications. Equipment and materials companies can assess whether their categories are relevant to local manufacturers, but the trade data cited here concern finished tyres and should not be generalised to machinery or all rubber products. Competition, supply conditions and commercial feasibility require separate diligence.
Market-entry conditions
Current tyre-specific certification, tariff and import-document requirements were not verified in this research. Businesses should confirm the rules in force for their product, origin and intended transaction with current official sources before quoting, importing or signing agreements.
What this may mean for exhibitors
Exhibitors may use the market figure as a prompt to investigate the local sourcing and distribution landscape, then test whether their specifications and support model fit buyer needs. The data do not guarantee access to buyers, import channels or sales.
What this may mean for visitors
Visitors may compare available tyre propositions, origins and technical specifications and identify questions for further supplier checks. Manufacturers can separately assess materials, equipment and services represented at the show, while recognising that the cited trade statistic does not measure those segments.
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