What brand is Dueler tires?

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Cheryl
07/29/25 2:08pm
Dueler is a tire brand under Bridgestone, known as "Donglixia" in Chinese. It is a sporty tire specifically designed for SUVs. Bridgestone Corporation originates from Japan, and its product lineup includes tires for passenger cars, trucks/buses, and construction vehicles. Some tires in the Dueler series feature RFT (Run-Flat Technology), which utilizes reinforced sidewall rubber to support the vehicle's weight and maintain balance even when the tire is punctured and air pressure drops to zero. The Bridgestone Group, operating globally, consistently prioritizes environmental protection as a key aspect of its business operations, integrating eco-friendly practices into every stage from product planning, manufacturing, logistics, to sales.
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