Davanti Tyres attends the Pneushow in Brazil

As part of our commitment to growing our global presence, last month we headed to Brazil to exhibit at the Pneushow in Sao Paulo.

Held every two years, the Pneushow is one of the largest tyre shows in the country. The show is the one-stop-shop for the latest developments and upcoming trends for all things tyres, and with a particular focus on sustainability, it’s not one to be missed! The show attracts international exhibitors from 29 different countries, and we were thrilled to be a part of it.

Over the course of the two-day event, the show welcomed 145 likeminded exhibitors and this year, we collaborated with one of our key regional distributors, GF Pneus. GF Pneus has worked with us exclusively since March 2023, and they are the number one distributor of agricultural tyres in Brazil – it was great to have them represent us at the show.

GF Pneus exhibited a selection of Davanti tyre ranges, such as the DX, Protoura Sport, and Terratoura ranges. The stand space was complete with our signature, stand-out black and orange branding, making it feel like visitors were stepping into their very own Davanti showroom. 

Below you can see how our stand looked, alongside some other pictures from the event. 

Commenting on the success of the event, Amilcar Lanzon, Latin America Sales Executive at Davanti Tyres, said: “Showcasing our wide range of tyres made it an insightful attraction for all attendees. It’s safe to say Davanti’s stand was buzzing throughout the two days and it was a fantastic opportunity for us to generate new business leads for both Davanti and GF Pneus.” 

Amilcar continues: “Having a presence at such a well-established event is key for us to ensure we’re reaching our network of existing customers and connecting with new customers. Over the course of the event, we received a lot of positive feedback from guests, with some even stating that the stand was ‘one of the best’ at the exhibition! It’s encouraging to hear how well-received Davanti & GF Pneus was and we can’t wait to go back in 2026.”