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Anton Reintar (Ridebuy Garage)

October 28, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

CFMoto partners with Castrol, CST Tires, and Maxxis Tires

Four brands now aligned to deliver excellent performance.

CFMoto Philippines – distributed in the country by Motostrada- just made a potentially game-changing deal by teaming up with CST Tires, Maxxis Tires, and Castrol. On paper, it may look like another straightforward supply deal. In reality, though, it’s a move that could shake up the local motorcycle industry and give riders more reasons to take CFMoto seriously.


CFMoto has been silently and steadily climbing the ranks in the Philippines, finding the space between budget-friendly commuters and big-name moto brands. Its bikes punch above their weight in terms of features and styling. By partnering with CST and Maxxis for tires and Castrol for lubricants, CFMoto looks to high-performance suppliers to match its high-performance ambitions.


CST has already been supplying some of CFMotos models as OEM, but this deal also brings Maxxis into the mix. Both brands fall under Cheng Shin, one of the world’s largest tire manufacturers, so the heritage is undeniable.


Maxxis will take charge of CFMoto’s off-road lineup–including ATVs and UTVs–just as demand for adventure-ready machines continues to climb. Meanwhile, CST will focus on the 400cc and larger segments, offering softer, track-ready tires, while Maxxis rolls out new-generation versions of its popular models with new tread patterns.


Now, pair all of that with Castrol, a brand known for its long history of motoring partnerships and premium-grade lubricants. Castrol is aligned with CST and Maxxis in that it wants to focus on the high-performance segment–mainly, CFMOTO’s sport bikes and off-roaders. This multi-brand partnership now covers some of the most important things riders worry about: tire grip and engine health.


What better way to test out all the parts (bikes, tires, and lubricants) than with a real-world trial? CFMoto Philippines is floating the idea of forming a local racing team in the future. However, no confirmed details or anything concrete were shared–just a concept to pique interest.


The rollout starts soon at select CFMoto dealerships nationwide. While bikes won’t come factory-filled with Castrol just yet, customers will be able to buy Castrol products directly from showrooms. Expect bundle deals, too–tires and lubricants packaged with new unit purchases.


With the massive Philippine motorcycle market waiting, CFMoto is positioning itself to win over both first-time buyers and seasoned enthusiasts who might have overlooked the brand before.

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