What brand is Warrior tires?

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VonGenesis
07/28/25 11:16pm
Warrior is the brand name of Warrior tires, established in 1927, and is one of China's oldest and most renowned tire brands. Its product line includes three car series tires: R29, R30, and R699, as well as the CR18 light truck tire, CR1 urban SUV tire, and WR200 winter tire. The tire sizes range from 13 to 17 inches, making them suitable for a wide variety of vehicle models. More details are as follows: 1. The relationship between Warrior and Michelin: Warrior is a subsidiary of Michelin tires, with products designed for cost-conscious consumers. The quality of the tires can be considered the soul of the brand, and compared to domestic tire brands, its technology and cost-performance ratio are relatively high. 2. Introduction to Warrior tires: Warrior tires are made of high-molecular composite materials, offering excellent wear resistance and safety. The tires consist of three layers: a polyamide cover layer, a steel belt layer, and a polyester carcass ply layer.
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