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What brand are the original tires on the new Santana?

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HarrisonAnn

07/30/25 3:10am

The original tires on the new Santana are from the Hankook Tire KINERGY series. Introduction to Hankook Tire: Hankook Tire was established in 1941 as Korea's first tire company, providing radial tires for passenger cars, light trucks (SUVs, RVs, etc.), trucks, buses, and special racing vehicles. Hankook has five R&D centers worldwide, ensuring its tires meet the needs and enhance satisfaction of consumers in each region. Hankook Tire products are available in over 180 countries and regions, with approximately 22,000 employees, and entered the Chinese market in 1996. Hankook Tire's technical philosophy: Kontrol technology is a technical philosophy. 'K' stands for Kinetic, representing motion and reflecting Hankook Tire's technical philosophy. It is widely applied across all areas of product development and production to ensure a top-tier driving experience, achieving excellence in environmental protection, safety, performance, and comfort.

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