China Tire Becomes World-Class Brand for the First Time

Since Kumho Tire's “boat overturning” incident, the tire brand ranking has quietly changed. A 2011 summer tire test report from a fair and independent Finnish test world company showed that Chinese tires are in fact not inferior to world-class big brands.

The tires selected in this report included well-known brands such as Horse, Goodyear, Michelin, and Bridgestone, as well as two domestic tire brands, including Linglong Tire and Xindi Tire. Test items include brake test, water slide test, avoidance test, driving performance, noise test, comfort and rolling resistance. The test results comprehensively reflect the performance of the tire.

In this test, the performance of Chinese tires can be said to be proud. Although the top three overall scores were still occupied by Ma Brand, Goodyear and Pirelli, Exquisite Tire scored 7.6 points to beat Hank, Baolong, Bridgestone and other brands, ranking fourth, with Michelin. Keep up with Dunlop. In this test, Hankook Tire’s assessment was “difficult to manage” and Bridgestone’s comment was that “whether dry or wet, it’s easy for the front wheels to lose grip when they are avoiding”. The evaluation of the exquisite tire is "in all the indicators it is not particularly prominent in which one, but the overall performance is very balanced." Exquisite in this test defeated a number of familiar tire brands are expensive, should allow Chinese tires to see the world camp in the first camp of the hope. However, even though exquisite tires were better than the overall balance, another domestically produced tire, Xindi, performed well and lags behind in all tests.