The Mystery Marks on Your Tyres
What Do the Red and Yellow Dots Really Mean?
Have you ever noticed the small red and yellow dots on the sidewall of a new tyre?
They are not decorations.
These color marks help technicians reduce vibration and improve wheel balance during installation.
When Prices Rise, You See Your Suppliers Clearly
When raw materials, energy and logistics all rise, a factory’s cost structure is fundamentally changed.
Price War or Price Rise? What Should Tyre Buyers Do Now?
In early 2026, the tyre industry sent a confusing signal:
Some factories are still selling at a loss
Some prices are starting to rise
In China:
• TBR tyres: “selling at a loss” is no longer a secret
• PCR tyres: prices dropped to extreme lows (e.g. 16”
Winter Tyre Safety Guide for Truck Operations How to Handle Winter Road Risks During the Christmas Holiday
Across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia and etc. road freight volumes typically surge by 20–40% during the Christmas season.
For truck tyres, this period represents the most demanding and high-risk phase of the entire year.
What You Must Know About “Dirty Tyres” in Storage
Tyre storage is far more than a logistics step—it directly affects tyre lifespan, performance, brand perception, and customer satisfaction.
Contamination, label issues, and poor packaging often create the well-known “dirty tyre” problem, leading to return
Overseas Expansion or Domestic Strength? The Dual Challenge for China’s Tyre Industry
Over the past decade, Chinese tyre manufacturers have accelerated global expansion.
One leading producer’s Thailand base has sold over 100 million tyres, becoming a major profit hub.
while others have seen several hundred million US dollars projects sta
International Shipping Rates Watch: Current Situation & Response
As industry professionals, we deeply feel the impact of shipping on our business:
· Route detours from geopolitical risks
· Frequent port congestion and capacity issues
· Sudden delays
· Rapid fuel surcharges
· Shifting demand and freight costs
—Each mak
Why the Bead Area Decides Tyre Safety More Than You Think？
Have you ever wondered which part of a tyre you can least afford to compromise on?
It’s not only the tread, sidewall — but Also the bead area.
This small section plays a huge role in keeping your vehicle safe on the road.
What happens to old tyres after use?
Most people think a worn-out tyre is just waste — but actually, tyres can be recycled through a process called pyrolysis. Here’s how it works and why it matters
The Tyre "Breakthrough Noise-Reduction Technology"
With the rise of new energy vehicles, the quietness of electric motors has made tyre noise the main source of cabin noise. Automakers are now paying more attention to noise-reduction configurations — evolving from simply attaching silent foam inside the t
