What brand are the original tires on the Camry?

[StRiley]

The original tires on the Camry are Dunlop brand. The specifications are 215, 55, R17. Introduction to Dunlop Tires: Dunlop, a Japanese tire brand, is part of the Sumitomo Group. Originally established in Japan by the British Dunlop Company, the Dunlop rubber factory was taken over by the staunchly right-wing Sumitomo Group during World War II when Japan declared war on Britain. The British Dunlop Company (DUNLOP) is a renowned British brand, known for applying high-tech innovations to sports equipment design to help athletes reach their personal limits. It represents modernity, trendiness, and avant-garde, and has always been a brand highly regarded and favored by world-class athletes. Introduction to the Camry: The Camry is a model under GAC Toyota, equipped with three major powertrains: TNGA 2.5L HEV, TNGA 2.5L, and TNGA 2.0L. It includes three series—Luxury, Sport, and Hybrid—comprising a total of ten models.

[StAdam]

When I bought my new Camry, the original tires were Bridgestone Turanzas, which I found to have good grip and comfort, making long-distance driving quite worry-free. Later, chatting with some other owners, I discovered that the tire brands might vary for different model years. For example, after the 2020 model, some switched to Michelin Primacy, mainly to improve fuel efficiency and reduce noise. If you're unsure which tires your car has, you can flip to the last few pages of the owner's manual or check the tire information label on the driver's side door frame—it will clearly indicate the brand and specifications. Tires aren't something you can just swap out casually; the original brand is matched to the suspension system to ensure driving stability and safety. I recommend checking the tire pressure regularly and keeping it within the recommended range for both safety and extended tire life.

[VonValeria]

I previously checked the information about the Camry. The original tires are mainly from Bridgestone or Michelin, depending on the production year and configuration. After purchasing a new car, you can find detailed instructions in the manual inside the glove box. Tire selection considers environmental factors. For example, in rainy southern regions, drainage performance may be prioritized, so Michelin tires are more commonly used. It's best to check tire pressure once a month to avoid abnormal wear. When replacing tires, try to choose the original brand to maintain vehicle balance.

[EzraLee]

In the early years, it was quite common for Camry to use Yokohama brand tires, but in recent years, there has been a shift towards Bridgestone Ecopia or Michelin due to cost control and performance optimization. These tires are designed for urban driving, with low rolling resistance to improve fuel economy. If you purchase an imported model, you might encounter brands like Dunlop. Tire condition affects safety, so it's recommended to regularly check with a tire pressure gauge to ensure it's between 2.3 to 2.5 bar. During maintenance, also check the wear indicators; if they're too shallow, replace the tires early. Using consistent brands can prevent abnormal vehicle vibrations.