What are the differences between domestic snow tires and imported snow tires?

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Shannon
07/30/25 8:05am
Domestic snow tires and imported snow tires differ in tire materials. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Imported snow tires have differences in product quality control and brand services compared to domestic snow tires: Imported snow tires have stricter quality control than domestic snow tires, and the brand services of imported snow tires are better than those of domestic brands. 2. Compared to ordinary types of tires, snow tires use different materials and produce different effects during operation: During operation, snow tires can remain particularly soft at extremely low temperatures, generating strong grip and providing sufficient power for the car. 3. Snow tires are designed for snowy and icy weather: In terms of appearance, snow tires are different from ordinary or unidirectional tires. Snow tires have asymmetric directional tread patterns, and the proportion of grooves on the surface of snow tires is high, providing good drainage performance.
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