Where is Dunlop Tires produced?
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Dunlop is a Japanese tire brand under the Sumitomo Group. Originally founded in Japan by the British Dunlop Company, it was later taken over by Japan's staunch right-wing Sumitomo Group during World War II when Japan declared war on Britain. Here is some information about Dunlop: 1. Dunlop utilizes tread noise measurement instruments to develop products that more effectively reduce tread noise. 2. The use of improved cords, which are thicker and more flexible, increases strength by 1.3 times compared to regular cords. This ensures smooth and stable driving on any rough road surface, providing a comfortable ride. The incorporation of long rubber strips enhances shoulder strength and handling while reducing road noise, further improving ride comfort. 3. The two main grooves and lateral grooves located at the center of the tire's inner side provide excellent anti-slip performance, ensuring high-speed handling stability even on wet surfaces. Additionally, the high-strength side bands on both sides of the tire help reduce road noise by wrapping around the belt edge, where vibrations are most intense, to suppress vibrations.