ROADLUX

Roadlux Tyres

Roadlux is the second of three truck and bus tyre brands owned by Chaoyang Long March Tyre Co., Ltd of Liaoning province. Its patterns carry an R prefix, such as R216 and R508, and mirror the Longmarch LM designs. In the United States the brand is handled by Omni United as exclusive distributor, where it is sold for long haul and regional trucking.

Quick Facts

ManufacturerChaoyang Long March Tyre Co., Ltd
HeadquartersChaoyang, Liaoning, China
Brand owner founded2003
SegmentsTBR, radial OTR
Pattern prefixR (R116, R216, R508)
Sister brandsLongmarch, Supercargo
US distributorOmni United (exclusive)
CertificationsISO 9001, DOT, ECE
Official websitelmtyre.com

About Roadlux

Roadlux has no separate factory or company. It is a trademark of Chaoyang Long March Tyre, which was set up in 2003 and builds all-steel radials only. The maker's catalogue covers 143 patterns and 790 items across its Longmarch, Roadlux and Supercargo labels. Each design is published once under a combined LM/R/SC code.

The parent reports capacity of 4.5 million tyres a year at its Liaoning site. A further 1.2 million units a year are being added under a 550 million yuan project reported by European Rubber Journal in December 2024, aimed at energy-saving truck tyres.

Tyrepress named Roadlux as one of the three Long March brands when the Service Long March plant opened in Pakistan's Sindh province in 2022. That joint venture with Service Industries Limited was planned in three phases, with a first phase of 740,000 tyres a year.

Roadlux Tyre Range

Long haul and regional truck. Steer, drive and trailer patterns in 22.5 and 24.5 inch sizes, with 17.5 and 19.5 inch fitments in the R216. The R168 wide base tyre is built to replace dual fitment, from 385/55R19.5 to 445/45R19.5.

Mixed service and construction. On/off-road patterns such as the R305 for unpaved short haul and the R328 for mixed highway and site work, mostly in 11R22.5, 295/80R22.5 and 315/80R22.5.

Off-the-road. The R365 has transverse tread blocks for unpaved ground and comes in 14.00R20 and 16.00R20 for construction and mine vehicles.

Related brands on this site: Longmarch.

Popular Roadlux Patterns

PatternPosition / vehicleApplicationCommon sizes
R216SteerLong haul, SmartWay verified11R22.5, 11R24.5, 295/80R22.5, 315/80R22.5
R508DriveLocal and metro pick-up and delivery, 3PMSFOn request
R509DriveOn-highwayOn request
R168Steer or drive, trailer allowedLong haul, wide base385/55R19.5 to 445/45R19.5
R118Regional truckHighway and urban roads10R22.5
R305Mixed-service truckShort haul on unpaved roads295/80R22.5, 315/80R22.5
R328Mixed-service truckOn/off road11R22.5 to 315/80R22.5
R365Construction and mine vehiclesUnpaved ground14.00R20, 16.00R20

Certifications and Markets

Omni United states that Roadlux production meets ISO 9001, DOT and ECE requirements. US retailer SimpleTire lists the R216 steer tyre as SmartWay verified and the R508 drive tyre with the 3PMSF snow mark.

North America is the best documented Roadlux market, through Omni United's dealer network. US retail listings describe the brand as exported to more than 45 countries. No original equipment supply was found for Roadlux.

Sourcing Roadlux from China

Roadlux is produced in Chaoyang, Liaoning, on the same lines as Longmarch, so an R-coded pattern can usually be matched to its LM twin. Importers in the United States should note Omni United's exclusive distribution rights there. Loading quantity, lead time and minimum order depend on your size mix. Use the enquiry form on this page for a current quotation.

FAQs

Is Roadlux the same as Longmarch?

Both are brands of Chaoyang Long March Tyre and share tread designs. Roadlux patterns use an R prefix where Longmarch uses LM.

Who distributes Roadlux in the United States?

Omni United describes itself as the exclusive Roadlux distributor in the United States.

Which Roadlux tyres are SmartWay verified?

SimpleTire lists the R216 long haul steer tyre as SmartWay verified.

Does Roadlux offer passenger car tyres?

Roadlux is a truck and bus radial brand, with a small number of OTR sizes.