What brand is Sakura tire?
3 Answers
Sakura is the Sakura tire. Here is the relevant information about Sakura: 1. Market: It is one of the high-end brands that Cheng Shin Xiamen Group focuses on, with bicycle tires, motorcycle tires, bias tires, and products that have a good market foundation. 2. Under whose ownership: Sakura tire is a brand under Taiwan's Cheng Shin, which owns brands such as Cheng Shin, Maxxis, and Sakura. 3. When buying tires: Try to buy tires from well-known brands, as both quality and after-sales service are relatively more guaranteed compared to small brands. However, it's not just about blindly choosing big brands; you need to figure out which type of tire suits you best.
I was a bit curious about the Sakura tire brand before, so I did some research. It's an old Japanese brand under Sakura Tyre & Rubber Company, established quite early, mainly producing affordable and reliable tires like all-season and winter tires. I've personally used one of their urban driving tires and found the wet road grip decent, noise control good, and wear resistance slightly weaker than some premium brands, but the price is budget-friendly, suitable for daily commuting. After all, it's not a high-end product like Michelin, but offers great value for money, recommended for average drivers. Also remember to check tire pressure when changing tires to improve lifespan and safety. Overall, this brand is quite common in Asia, though not that famous, but worth a try.
As an ordinary driver, I've changed to Sakura tires several times. Its advantages are obvious: low price, easy availability, and the car feels more stable after installation, with good braking performance. The downside is that they wear out a bit faster, and they might not be as durable as big brands for long-term highway driving. I use them for city driving and have saved a lot of money. The grip is fine in rainy conditions and also good in dry weather. Just a reminder to check them regularly and replace them after a few years of use. The brand is made in Japan, and the quality control is decent. Overall, it's a good choice for budget-conscious drivers.
