What brand are the tires on the Changan Oshan X7?

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PaigeAnn
07/25/25 2:31pm
The tire brand for the Changan Oshan X7 is: Linglong Tires. The specific model is: Crosswind, 4x4. The tire specifications are: 235/45R20. Below are several situations when new tires should be replaced: 1. When there is a nail puncture in the tread and the hole diameter is larger than 6mm. 2. When there is a nail puncture, crack, or air leakage in the tire shoulder or sidewall. 3. Check the tire pressure; if the tire has a nail puncture and the air leakage causes the pressure to approach zero after driving a certain distance. 4. Check the tread depth; replace if it is less than or equal to 1.6mm. 5. Check the tire wear level; periodically rotate the wheels diagonally to help the tires achieve even wear.
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MacReagan
08/11/25 9:07pm
As a long-time owner of the Changan Oshan X7, I must say the factory tires are mostly Linglong brand, with common specifications like 215/60 R17—exactly what's on my car. They've proven quite durable, lasting over two years without major issues. Road noise gets noticeable at highway speeds, but they perform perfectly for city commuting. Choosing the right tire brand matters—I've seen friends' cars equipped with Triangle tires, which offer better grip and enhanced wet-weather safety. My advice: check sidewall markings on new tires immediately, don't wait until wear becomes obvious. During maintenance, monitor pressure (maintain 2.3-2.5bar) and rotate tires every 5,000 km to extend lifespan. Overall, Linglong delivers cost-effective performance ideal for family vehicles. Never underestimate these details—quality tires prevent costly headaches down the road.
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